Conservation

If you have ever dropped off a pair of Nike sneakers at your local retail store, sent in your iPhone for recycling, or traded in an old laptop at Best Buy, you have played a part in a process known…Read More

Happy Fourth of July! Many families find themselves at the beach during this holiday week, building sand castles, boogie boarding, and taking long walks along the coastline. Our beaches in the United States are as diverse as the states we…Read More

Following World Ocean Day on June 8th, people celebrate Coral Triangle Day annually on June 9th. This is an opportunity to educate ourselves about marine biodiversity and climate change, especially as it relates to the “the Coral Triangle,” a region…Read More

May is the month of graduation caps, gowns, and diplomas. It is a time for individuals and families to celebrate the turning point of an educational trajectory, whether that be the end of high school and the cusp of adulthood,…Read More

In this ever-growing technological world, an individual repeatedly feels the need to upgrade to a new smartphone. The new devices are more advanced and equipped with extensive features to perform multiple tasks for the consumers. Therefore, it is more feasible…Read More

Happy New Year! It is officially 2022, meaning that it is officially time to finalize your new set of resolutions. And with the environment at stake, we believe that some resolutions are truly worth keeping. This year, we challenge you…Read More

February is for the roses, spring is for the tulips, summer and fall are for the sunflowers, and December? December is for the poinsettias. Today, in fact, is National Poinsettia Day. So what is the legend behind this flower and…Read More

Happy International Mountain Day! If you are an avid fan of the outdoors, you have probably hiked a few mountains and recognized the beauty and value they hold in natural ecosystems. From providing habitat for thousands of animals to forming…Read More

Written by Emily Henry on November 27, 2021 Young people are more concerned about the planet than ever before. As you go to college, you can start making a tangible impact on the environment by making your campus more ecologically…Read More

October 24th marks United Nations (UN) Day. What does this mean? Seventy-six years ago, in 1945, fifty-one nations came together for the first time under the UN umbrella. Their goal was to collectively maintain world peace to prevent another tragic…Read More