Earth Day
Earth Day is April 22. The first Earth Day took place in 1970, when 20 million Americans participated across the country. Although we can’t celebrate this year’s 50th anniversary together, there are lots of things that we can still do to learn about the earth, our natural resources and what we can do to preserve them.
We’ve included links to some suggestions below!
Earth Day in NB
A group of city residents and organizations has come together to help New Bedford recognize this important anniversary. While the original event can’t go on as planned, a virtual event is happening on the 22nd and every day they are posting actions from local organizations on their Facebook page. Check it out!
NOAA has a list of cool science stories for you to read this week.
Join UMass Dartmouth students on Team SouthCoast in the Eco-Challenge! There are daily and one-time activities for you to complete that earn points for the team.
EarthDay.org
This website has a ton of information about Earth Day, including its history and what you can do today to participate. One of our favorite suggestions, while social distancing, is to make an Earth Day window sign. Click on this link to learn more about this activity: https://www.earthday.org/actions/make-an-earth-day-window-sign/
After you’ve made your sign, explore the rest of the website and see what else you can do!
With events going digital, that means you can attend an event anywhere in the world! Click on the interactive map below to visit earthday.org and find one.
Community Boating Center Inc
Community Boating Center of New Bedford is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization which teaches positive life values to youth through boating.
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