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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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by Ella — October 17, 2024 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth
I went to one of those wildlife safari parks recently and my family and I did a behind the scenes tour of the place. It was so cool learning about the different animals that they have and seeing them up close. (ps congrats on the pregnancy gigl)
by phoenickes — October 17, 2024 — Gave 10 Hours for Earth
I think this book rewired my brain. It's a series of essays about her life and the ways indigenous wisdom compares and contrasts with scientific knowledge. Overall a really enjoyable read about different ways to think about our relationship with the non-human world. ty Dr. Allison for recommending.
by Amy(londonbrolly) — October 17, 2024 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth
Sorry no real bats but it’s defiantly fall now
by Rachel / spacecampsucks near Birmingham, West Midlands Combined Authority, England, United Kingdom — October 17, 2024 — Gave 10 Hours for Earth
Every Friday my best friend and I go for a walk and lunch in the woods. Can't beat soup in the woods on a cold autumn day!
Bonus couple of photos from a trip the our local safari park and a couple of bug friends we found over the last few days
by jazz_peru near Cuzco, Province of Cusco, Peru — October 17, 2024 — Gave 1 Hour for Earth
Visited Manos de la Comunidad ("Hands of the Community"). We were able to see all four South American camelid species, llamas, alpacas, huanacos, and vicuñas (the national animal of Perú) along with other culturally important animals like condors and guinea pigs, (a delicacy we call "cuy", catEat ).
by jazz_peru near Machupicchu, Province of Urubamba, Peru — October 17, 2024 — Gave 80 Hours for Earth
Never been an outdoors person but I had to do the Classic Inca Trail at least once in my life as a Peruvian. 4 days going from 8,500 ft above sea level to 14,000 ft and back down to 7,900 ft. It was a hard but beautiful experience to go on with my dad and I'm so proud of how beautiful my country is.
by Elle near Cleland National Park, Cleland, Adelaide, Adelaide Hills Council, South Australia, 5152, Australia — October 16, 2024 — Gave 4 Hours for Earth
Went to the Cleland Wildlife Park last month but forgot to submit but never late than never! I introduced my brother to Alveus and he loves Stompy so since we could, he wanted to visit some Stompy cousins irl. I visit every year but i never get tired of seeing these amazing native animals
by Matt (VirusMND in chat) near Arcadia, Florida, United States — October 16, 2024 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth
Caught this polka dot wasp laying some eggs on my desert rose a couple weeks ago, plus a random deer that decided to have a snack. Also my dog sleeping on my shoe hehe Shimmy
by agavnythepigeon — October 16, 2024 — Gave 15 Hours for Earth
My First art book! Though I've done illustration for authors before I've never had my own book- this isn't officially published considering it would take pretty long, and I just wanted some copies to sell at a convention at the end of this month! I'm so happy with how it turned out!
by Dayna — October 16, 2024
Couple pics from the northern lights here in alberta the other day. Full disclosure I put my phone in night mode, they were not this bright irl lol but still so pretty! I've never seen the pink irl before!
