Earth Activism

• 350.org: Local and Global opportunities to get involved and act NOW.
• Conservation International: Since 1987, Conservation International has combined fieldwork, science, policy and finance to protect 13 million square kilometers of land and sea.
• Climate Solutions: based in the US Pacific Northwest, doing real policy, advocacy and community project work to bring about a clean energy future.
• The Pachamama Alliance: roots in the Amazon rainforest, equips people around the world with inspiration and training to regenerate the planet’s ecosystems, bring justice to their communities, and restore our relationships with the Earth. Great opportunities to get involved or donate.
• The Nature Conservancy: We have years, not decades, to take on the interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. But by working together, we’re overcoming barriers to the solutions our planet needs.
• Earth Justice: Earthjustice is the premier nonprofit public interest environmental law organization. Wielding the power of law and the strength of partnership to protect people’s health, to preserve magnificent places and wildlife, to advance clean energy, and to combat climate change. EarthJustice is here because the earth needs a good lawyer.
• Earth Island: A hub for grassroots campaigns dedicated to protecting and restoring the ecosystems on which civilization depends. There are currently more than 75 projects under Earth Island sponsorship that are creating solutions to the interconnected challenges and threats facing our planet.
• Trees For the Future: TREES confronts hunger, poverty, and environmental degradation by serving the people at the heart of our global food systems: farmers and their families in sub-Saharan Africa. Amazing food forestry work!
• Wildlife Conservation Network: By connecting people, deploying resources, and equipping conservationists, they deliver results across countries, communities, and species. Local conservation organizations supported worldwide.
• National Forest Foundation (US): From wildfire recovery to recreation stewardship, we’re working to ensure these places continue to provide clean air, clean water and connection to nature for generations to come.

• Climate Change Art Project Ideas: Do you want to include art in your climate change teaching experiences? Are you uncertain where to start? Start here.
• 5 Eco-Art Projects for Nature Retreats: interesting article with lots of instructions, resources.
• Artists for the Earth: an art campaign by Earthday.org
• TBA21 OceanSpace: A collaborative artistic platform for Ocean Imagination and Ocean Action established and led by TBA21–Academy.
• Green Art Lab Alliance: a mycelium-like network of art organisations contributing to environmental sustainability through their creative practice.
• The Ocean Agency: inspiring support for ocean science and conservation through creative communication and education.

• Nils Udo

• Hula “Sean Yoro”

• Courtney Mattison

• Alejandro Duran

• StO Len

• Bordaloii

• Nils Udo

• Earth Activist Training Courses: France, Canada & the US + online offerings. Become more resilient, heal the earth, cultivate social justice.

• Earth Keepers Podcast: Earth Keepers hold wisdom in our bodies learned through lifetimes of experience on Earth and throughout the cosmos. Through our awakening and ascension, we’re beginning to discover these inherent gifts held within us.

• Citizens’ Climate Lobby: CCL volunteers come from all walks of life, united by a desire for a healthy climate future and a commitment to working from a place of respect, gratitude, and appreciation. Volunteers are organized into hundreds of local chapters in communities across the U.S. and dozens of online Action Teams based on specific policy interests or identities.

CCL chapters and Action Teams build political support for climate action using five core activities that we call our “Levers of Political Will.”

– Five Levers of Political Will

1. Lobbying Congress: We train citizens how to lobby in support of climate solutions through respectful relationships with lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate.
2. Media relations: We train citizens how to engage with and influence the media. We write letters to the editors and op-eds, serve as sources for local climate and energy reporters, and more.
3. Grassroots outreach: We recruit and educate the public on climate solutions through activities like tabling at local events and giving presentations about climate solutions to other community groups.
4. Grasstops engagement: We seek to educate and elevate the voices of community leaders in order to better encourage Congress to act on climate.
5. Chapter & volunteer development: We grow our local groups and improve our skills as climate advocates, helping us push more effectively on the other four levers for building political will.

• Citizens’ Climate Lobby Podcast: Official podcast for climate heroes from Citizens’ Climate Lobby. We’re creating the political will for a livable world.

• ClimateResponsible.org: This was a revelation when we found it. Four actionable tiers to ramp up your personal practices to lower your carbon foot print. Start with easy “low-hanging fruit” steps. Then when you’ve got some easier steps in practice, move on to more challenging steps & tiers and see how your life can change while lowering your impact on the earth.

• Citizens’ Climate Lobby Podcast: Official podcast for climate heroes from Citizens’ Climate Lobby. We’re creating the political will for a livable world.