Taking care of water now helps us take care of Earth’s climate for ourselves and future generations. Joseph Bonasia of Cape Coral is chair of the Florida Rights of Nature Network.

In Atchison, Kansas, Sister Elaine Fischer says there's a lot you can learn from nature. "They're a wonderful example of community life, which we're trying to live to, and so it's a wonderful ...

Kemp says he hopes the youth gets involved in cleaning up so they can have a brighter future to look forward to. “We are the future generation, and we will be the ones who have to take care of this ...

You can find out about Earth Day events happening around the region this weekend at takecaretahoe.org along with many tips and fun graphics that help us live in harmony with Lake Tahoe.

During her remarks in a House hearing in 2024, Representative Jasmine Crockett went scorched earth on Trump over Project 2025. Crockett stated, "They don't want to take care of the people." ...

We spoke to three climate activists about how Earth Day, which started as a protest, has become a day of corporate greenwashing, and what we can all do about it ...

It is mankind’s responsibility to take care of the Earth “Thus We have made you trustees (khulafaa) on the Earth after them, to see how you would act.”— Koran 10:14.

It’s a sunny day in Studio 1A! "Sesame Street" stars Elmo and Abby Cadabby join TODAY to talk about how people can celebrate Earth Month this April and share ways people can help take care of ...

Fix-it: Taking Care of Earth: In this lesson, 1-2 grade students practice properly using commas while learning about taking care of Earth.

TEACHING KIDS TO CARE FOR THE EARTH Dear Heloise: Last month, I got my five grandkids started on a project that I hope will be lifelong. I took egg cartons and filled each egg slot with dirt.

Taking care of water now helps us take care of Earth’s climate for ourselves and future generations. Joseph Bonasia of Cape Coral is chair of the Florida Rights of Nature Network.

Taking care of water now helps us take care of Earth’s climate for ourselves and future generations. Joseph Bonasia is chair of the Florida Rights of Nature Network.