Tuesday, April 22nd marks Earth Day 2025, and while we aren’t limiting our pledge to live a little greener to a single day, it’s a great opportunity to teach our kids about sustainability and the ...

Earth Day is a time for learning about how we can take better of our planet. Over at the Duluth Children’s Museum, kids could learn how to better take of the environment in small ways. Drew Jensen, ...

Oh, how we love Mother Earth, don't we? Earth is our home and has given us so much — green grass, sunny skies, breathtaking sunsets and beautiful snow — so why not celebrate it by taking one day to ...

To mark Earth Day (April 22nd), the celebrated BBC documentary series Planet Earth III has collaborated with BBC Children in Need to premiere a special episode, uniquely narrated by schoolchildren.

Today is Earth Day. You may have fond memories of planting a tree in previous years, or maybe this day reminds you to be better about recycling. Earth Day got its start in 1970 after the bestselling ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Earth Day is a day when many look at their lives to find ways they can help our planet by reducing, reusing and recycling. 10TV wanted to help by finding some easy, kid-friendly craft ...

In celebration of Earth Day, we spoke with the creators of three picture books highlighting underappreciated processes of nature and the conservationists fighting to protect the environment. I was ...

Several organizations are hosting Earth Day cleanup events throughout Rhode Island. Roger Williams Park Zoo and Botanical Center offer Earth Day themed activities for families. The Audubon Society of ...

ATLANTA - Looking to celebrate Earth Day and support sustainability around metro Atlanta? From hands-on family activities and eco-friendly markets to volunteer projects and art installations, there's ...

Earth Day returns on April 22 and during the global environmental movement people are asked to think about nature and our planet and what they can do to help the world. That could include volunteering ...

"Thinking about the planet for a day is a bit bizarre," says Prof. Martin Siegert, a glaciology professor at the University of Exeter and former co-director of Imperial College London's Grantham ...