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Learn About How this Project Came to be
We have an exciting keynote speaker for our 20th Green Earth Book Award celebration on October 17! The Great Elephant Migration is currently making its way across the United States. A herd of 100 hand-crafted, life-size, Indian elephants-made from an invasive weed-are visiting several cities. These creatures breathtakingly highlight the nexus of environmental conservation, activism, and public art. Come hear about how the project came to be, how it migrates across the country, and why it's so important.
The 2024 Green Earth Book Award Winners,
Honors + Recommended Reading
To download a PDF of the list, including title, author, illustrator, and publisher, click the link under the graphic
... and the winners are ...
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STAND BY THE NEXT GENERATION
EARTH DAY 2023
Help NatGen plant the seeds of environmental stewardship
Seed Grant recipient Ryan Moralevitz shares his project to raise awareness about ocean pollution and illustrates the impact of Seed Grants
Watch how teachers in Haleiwa, Hawaii used their STEM Seed Grant to create a butterfly garden for their classrooms
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Why we do what we do.
Every member of our board is a thought leader who has made significant contributions to our society
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Did you know?
The world has over 3.04 trillion trees in the world. However, 27,000 of them are cut down daily to make toilet paper. This translates to about 9.8 million trees annually.
Rainforests are being cut down at a rate of 100 acres per minute. If this trend continues, the world’s rainforests will be gone by 2100.
Interesting facts about the environment show that a single cow can release between 200 and 400 pounds of methane gas through burps and farts each year. These levels are 20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide gas.
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