Earth Day is April 22
Mother earth is a beautiful place. Since the beginning of time earth has been home to mankind and its fellow inhabitants. For generations we’ve lived in harmony with the land but over the generations earth has lost its purity and progress took its toll on the land. Where the earth used to be untouched, now humans have made it their mission to tear down forests, build homes, buildings and hunt down earths animal inhabitants. Ever year the buildings get taller, the trees scarcer and the air thicker with pollution. As human beings, it is our job to put a stop to the desecration of our home and transform our planet into the healthy, clean place that it once was.
There are many ways that we can aid in our ailing planet. To ensure that we nurture our home back to health we can take part in the smallest ways that can bring about big benefits to the planet we call home. Once a year 193 countries take part in a day long event with the purpose of helping to restore the earth to its former beauty. For over 46 years people worldwide have been celebrating the movement known as Earth Day. This movement continues to inspire, challenge ideas, ignite passion and motivate people to action. In 1970, the first Earth Day was celebrated and the movement gave voice to an emerging consciousness, channeling human energy toward environmental issues.
We celebrate Earth Day every year on April 22nd, an event that is fast approaching now that we’re nearing the end of the month. Although many rallies and events will be popping up on Earth Day, it’s more than just an event, it’s an entire movement dedicated to restoring and making our planet a better place for generations to come. On this day, once a year, it’s more important than ever that we clean up our acts and do our best to ensure that the earth is around for years to come for our future generations. Although Earth Day falls once a year, it’s important that we do our part to restore the earth by planting new trees and try our hardest to make our cities 100% renewable. As the present inhabitants of the earth it is our duty to protect our home and do our part to restore it to its former beauty.
To celebrate each day we are giving away a copy of our favorite book, The Boy Who Spoke To The Earth.
The Boy Who Spoke to the Earth was named gold medalist in the Childeren’s category of the 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards!
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