See what the Alveus community has been up to as they share their conservation and wildlife-related activities,
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We're tracking hours spent as part of the Alveus community's effort to Give an Hour for Earth.
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by strangecyan near England, United Kingdom — January 30, 2026
Recently, due to medical stuff, I've had to change where I get my protein from and due to this I've done a lot of research into the welfare standards associated with eggs in the UK. I thought that you & chat might also be interested in what the labels actually mean here!
OuttaPocket using text in images to get around the text limitation
by aliya (itsbig_al) near Virginia, United States — January 30, 2026 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth
i set up my jeep with a camper conversion so i can take quick camping trips like this. we went hiking and i spent lots of time to reading, journaling and practicing bushcraft. :) the people before us left some trash (cringe) so we packed that out too. chat, remember to leave no trace <3
by Amy (londonbrolly) near Massachusetts, United States — January 30, 2026 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth
Even when we are in the middle of getting 18 inches of snow, someone insists upon walks to the beach. The harbor is actually almost frozen over which doesn’t happen often. I know one of those footprints are cat footprints, and I think the others are from gulls.
by Lia near Druskininkai, Alytus County, Lithuania — January 30, 2026 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth
Have been staying with my nanny in a rural part of Lithuania; we don't get winters like this in Ireland so I've been going for walks in the forest almost every day and looking at animal tracks for fun. Today is my last day here and we saw a wolf walking along the property! So so so breathtaking.
by sage garden — January 29, 2026 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth
some things I've seen recently in the garden.
by Loryn near Honolulu, Hawaii, United States — January 28, 2026
First time seeing a young Manu o Ku (white tern). Even though I'm from Oahu, I've only seen the adults flying around. A fun conservation tidbit is that if a tree is reported to be a nesting site they mark it so the tree can't be cut down
More info @ http://whiteterns.org/manuoku.html
by Argowens near Piedmont, Alabama, United States — January 28, 2026 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth
During the freezing weather in Alabama, I set up a temporary open-access shelter for a local community cat. I reused old bedding, food, and an old floodlight to provide warmth while allowing the cat to come and go freely with minimal human disturbance.
Monitoring its safety using an old ring camera.
by Dax near Arizona, United States — January 28, 2026 — Gave 7 Hours for Earth
My fiancé and I went to the Phoenix Zoo and I yapped his ears off about all the animal facts I know while looking at some cool creatures! They had a walkthrough spider monkey enclosure too & they said they have never given them human touch so they don't jump on guests! It was awesome!
by Viky near Brno, Southeast, Czechia — January 28, 2026 — Gave 3 Hours for Earth
by kamithedeus near Waverley, England, United Kingdom — January 28, 2026 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth
I participated in the Big Garden Birdwatch! It's organised by RSPB and is how we can keep track of garden bird populations!! Didn't see as many birds as I was expecting to- I have quite a lovely variety usually but still glad to contribute <3
