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People and Planet, Resilient Together

This Earth Month, let’s show what’s possible when we act with care, community, and purpose. People and planet are resilient together, and your actions help make that resilience real.
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Earth Month Ecochallenge, running from April 1st to April 30th, is a 30-day program focused on environmental and social engagement. During this month, you're invited to select actions that resonate with your values, committing to them for 30 days to foster and reinforce positive habits. Each action you complete earns points and generates real-world impact. Your efforts, combined with those of your team, contribute to a significant collective difference.

This year’s theme, People and Planet: Resilient Together, focuses on resilience: the capacity to adapt, recover, and grow stronger through change. Resilience lives in people, in communities, and in the natural systems that sustain us. In a world shaped by uncertainty, it helps us stay grounded, connected, and capable of creating positive change. Our new actions and categories will help you explore resilience at many levels - personal, in your community, in the organizations you are part of, and in nature.
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  • April 10 at 10:21 PM
    he Beauty of Small-Scale Cycles Miniature Hydrology: Instead of looking at a whole forest, you can see the entire water cycle in a single terrarium or a small potted plant. Watching condensation form on the glass and drip back into the soil is a perfect, tiny version of rain and evaporation. Localized Impact: In a small garden or even a...
  • April 10 at 10:18 PM
    The Action: Build a Native "Sponge" Garden Why it works Instead of letting rainwater run off into drains (where it picks up chemicals and trash), a rain garden acts like a sponge. It captures water, allows it to soak into the ground slowly, and uses native plants to clean the water before it reaches the local water table. How to...
  • April 10 at 10:17 PM
    Take breaks from social media Using social media for a long time can make your mind tired or compare yourself with others. Taking breaks helps you feel more relaxed and balanced. Spend time in nature: Going outside helps you feel calm and fresh. Even a short walk is good.