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We're tracking hours spent giving back to the planet, originally as part of WWF's Give an Hour initiative.

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Wild Coatimundi!

by Ellie (HeyEllz) near Superior, Arizona, United States — January 17, 2025 — Gave 5 Hours for Earth

After 3 years I finally saw my first wild coati in Arizona while I was out taking bird photography. Not only did I see one, but I also saw a baby. Coati's are a member of the racoon family and native to Arizona. They're also very cute!

Some pictures I have taken this winter

by hazardous_el — January 17, 2025 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth

the guy who keeps me company on my walks. he is a Norwegian elkhound and his name is Uno

Been following for some time and wanted to share some pictures I have taken this winter while going on walks.

Up cycling and the beach

by Mayhem — January 4, 2025 — Gave 5 Hours for Earth

Hello everybody! Here are some things I made, did and saw this week! I love to up-cycle whenever I possibly can! Also picked up trash on the beach! Also book clubs amazing I’m obsessed!! (Apologies in advance for being spastic)

learning about utah nature and wildlife

by park near Utah, United States — January 17, 2025 — Gave 45 Hours for Earth

drove past so many amazing rock formations and i loved learning about the formation of them and the history behind their names/discoveries.

pretty shore at antelope island state park. i went to the museum on the island and it had so much info on the island's wildlife and formation!

horse on antelope island. very sleepy...

rocks again on grand wash trail at capitol reef natl' park...

super cool rock texture at capitol reef natl' park. i hadn't seen anything like it before!

cool tree roots at bryce canyon natl' park.

made a little friend hiking queen's garden trail at bryce canyon natl' park.

bison on antelope island state park with the great salt lake and mountains in the background!

petroglyphs on a rock along utah highway 24, created by the fremont people!! they might be a little hard to see in my picture, sorry

i traveled to utah and arizona (drove from slc to phoenix) may 2024 for hiking and i learned about rock formations, wildlife, their current climate issues, etc. i visited a few state parks, bryce canyon, capitol reef, and grand canyon, etc. even saw some rock carvings that prehistoric humans made!

A few of my visits to ʻImiloa Astronomy Center

by Antonio near Hilo, Hawaii, United States — January 17, 2025

Main entrance with a voyaging mosaic and compass with directions in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language)

All exhibits are in both Hawaiian and English! Here are some of our endemic birds and bugs (we have tons). These are ʻIʻiwi hatchlings

ʻImiloa Astronomy Center teaches visitors about the intersects of Hawaiian culture, Astronomy, and the environment. There are exhibits on native plants and animals, way finding/voyaging, astronomy, weather, and more! They also have planetarium shows and community events!

Planting, Weeding, and Sunset at Mauna Kea

by Antonio near Hawaii, United States — January 17, 2025 — Gave 4 Hours for Earth

A few trees and shrubs nursed at Mauna Kea that we replanted

A cute little tree I planted, the rocks help to keep moisture trapped

Clear skies make ideal spaces for astronomical research

Mauna Kea is a culturally, scientifically, and environmentally important mountain in Hawaiʻi! The visitor center often hosts weeding and native planting events. Feral ungulates are menaces! Everywhere that looks dry used to be covered with endemic shrubs that fed, now endangered or extinct birds!

Waikōloa Dry Forest Forest Initiative

by Antonio near Waikoloa, Hawaii, United States — January 17, 2025 — Gave 3 Hours for Earth

Friends and I picking seeds off endemic ʻaʻaliʻi plants

One of many trash bags full of ʻaʻaliʻi seed pods

Many of Hawaiʻi's native forests have been ravaged by feral ungulates. Folks at WDFI work to seed and grow native plants, providing food for native birds, and keeping ungulates out!

Volunteering Around Hawaiʻi Island

by Antonio near Hilo, Hawaii, United States — January 17, 2025 — Gave 8 Hours for Earth

A hill of plants I cleaned up recently, had plenty of weeds

Collecting water and sediment samples in the pond

I spend a good amount volunteering around the island, but here's a few things from Hilo town! Queen Liliʻuokalani Gardens is home a few nēnē, native goose and one of many many endemic birds in Hawaiʻi. The staff do a lot to keep the greenery nice, birds safe, and water clean!

Seen on stream

Snowy walk

by Emery — January 17, 2025 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth

it stopped snowing so i was trying to recreate it

Went on a winter walk in the snow. No weather is better to me than this it makes me feel like a little child again! Snow Day WOOO!!

Seen on stream

Digital drawing inspired by Maya's mural

by Hannah near Calderdale, England, United Kingdom — January 17, 2025 — Gave 4 Hours for Earth

I've been watching Alveus for a year now and was inspired by Maya's beautiful mural to do a drawing of my own. I really enjoyed looking at bugs native to Texas online, it was lots of fun and i want to draw more bugs in the future! Thank you for all you do Maya, your impact is bigger than you know <3

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