🔹 Educational & Advocacy Resources

1. EarthDay.org
   • The official Earth Day site with toolkits, event listings, campaigns, and actions for climate and environmental justice.
   • Explore initiatives like The Great Global Cleanup, Climate Literacy, and Canopy Project.
2. EPA: Environmental Protection Agency
   • U.S. government resource for Earth Day activities, environmental data, and sustainability tips.
   • Great for educators, students, and community organizers.

🔹 Native Plant and Wildlife Support

1. National Wildlife Federation – Native Plant Finder
   • Enter a zip code to find plants native to your region that support pollinators and birds.
2. Audubon Society – Plants for Birds
   • Offers native plant lists by zip code, along with guidance on how to create a bird-friendly yard or balcony.
3. Plant Native
   • Directory of native plant nurseries across the U.S., plus regional planting guides.

🔹 Local Action & Community Involvement

1. VolunteerMatch – Environmental Opportunities
   • Search for local Earth Day cleanups, planting projects, and sustainability initiatives.
2. The Great Global Cleanup
   • A global effort to remove billions of pieces of trash from neighborhoods, beaches, rivers, and parks.

🔹 Resources for Teachers & Families

1. National Geographic Education – Earth Day Resources
   • Lesson plans, activities, and videos for classrooms and curious learners.
2. NASA Climate Kids

• Fun, educational site for children that explains climate science with games, activities, and stories.

🔹 Sustainable Living Guides

1. Low Impact Living

• Offers practical advice on reducing personal environmental impact across home energy, food, waste, and travel.

 2. EcoChallenge.org

• Interactive platform that turns sustainability efforts into group challenges for schools, businesses, and individuals.

✅ Bonus Tip:

Host a Local Event!
Use EarthDay.org’s event map to find or promote cleanups, workshops, or plantings in your area.