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Do you know how many Earths we would need if everyone lived like you? I took the test to find out how big the impact of my lifestyle is on the environment.

On the 29th of July 2021 it is Earth Overshoot Day: the day when we (all of humanity) have used more from nature than our planet can renew in the entire year. Basically that means that from that day until the 31st of December, we are in debt with our planet. We busted the Earth’s budget.

Ecosystems have the unbelievable power to restore themselves, even if they are on the brink of extinction. All it takes is time and a group of amazing, dedicated people who refuse to believe it’s too late to make a positive change.

If you are ready to take a stand against consumerism, Buy Nothing Day is a great start.

Who’s up for a little game? With this free #CleanPlanetBingo card, cleaning up the planet becomes much more fun!

From recovered ecosystems to millions of trees being planted, these 7 heart-warming messages from Mother Earth will lift your eco warrior spirits.

Akashinga: The Brave Ones tells the truly inspiring story of female rangers who are putting their lives at risk to protect African wildlife.

Did you ever think of the impact your Google Searches, YouTube streaming, Netflix binge-watching, social media scrolling and continuous flow of e-mails has on our planet?

Does not buying any new clothes for 365 days seem like an impossible thing to do? It did to me. Here’s how I managed to change my fast fashion habits forever.

Thanks to ocean pioneers and conservation efforts, we are learning more and more about how our lives highly depend on what’s going on in the ocean. And that growing amount of knowledge includes the surprising value of… whale poop.