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See what the Alveus community has been up to as they share their conservation and wildlife-related activities,
or share your own via the submission page.

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90 countries

We're tracking hours spent as part of the Alveus community's effort to Give an Hour for Earth.

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Bugs are everywhere and that’s the way it should be

by Aardvark(they/them) near Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland — October 2, 2026 — Gave 4 Hours for Earth

This summer I spent hours photographing bugs in a newly opened area of my local urban park.

This area has been “unkept” for many years so it’s home to a diverse range of silly critters

My community put a path down and left the majority of the plant life to do what it does—yay biodiversity!

wildlife refuge walk

by Jayme Bird(she/her) — October 2, 2026

i wish i could have live streamed this but my family went on a walk at a wildlife refuge it's 23,000 and we hardly made a dent but we did see a ton of animals. sorry if the images are bad i was doing long distance shots from an iPhone

Bug Pics! wahoo

by ella (ellasofunny)(she/her) near Illinois, United States — October 2, 2026 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth

With the colder seasons coming up, I’ve been trying to take as many pictures of insects that I see for me to look back on during the winter, since it will be a while until I can get back into seeing them out and about. Here are some that I’ve seen recently :))

Beach walks during and after a nor’easter

by Amy (londonbrolly) near Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States — October 2, 2026 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth

Went for a beach walk during and after the nor’easter one of these days was a little bit easier to walk on the beach during. The terns were working hard for their fish dinners.

Turtle Rescue Team at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

by Cynthia(She/Her) near Raleigh, North Carolina, United States — October 2, 2026 — Gave 2 Hours for Earth

I'm an undergrad apart of the Turtle Rescue Team's leadership team! We're a student-led non-profit organization that intakes wildlife, mainly turtles (Eastern Box Turtles + Yellow-Bellied Sliders) that have suffered traumatic injuries via hit-by-car, chewed-by-dog, etc, and then we release them!

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