The Earth Hour is special, and yet, it is always time to honor Mother Earth who offers life, abundance, diversity and beauty to us. Therefore to spend only an hour reminds us that our dishonor is why we are beginning to count the ones that are not guaranteed to remain.

Members of Earth Guardians Bhutan had the opportunity to meet with Chief Phil Lane, an internationally recognized indigenous leader in human and community development. Youth leaders shared with the Chief how their group pays homage to Mother Earth the ways in which they are engaged in protecting her.

Fifteen musical groups joined forces to raise awareness about climate change in Togo, part of an Earth Guardians concert and educational event. Earth Guardians Togo hosted the event, promoting Generation RYSE and the work of the Earth Guardians all around the world!

Niti, an amazing Earth Guardian from Mumbai, India, shares with us her poetry about our incredible world and how we can make a difference to improve the environment.

Welcome aboard Fruita, Colorado, our newest Earth Guardians crew! These youth activists have already begun planning a trash clean-up, tree plantings, and a climate march.

Earth Guardians Germany showed speeches and performances during one of the festival's workshops, as well as getting pledge signatures for the Silence Into Action Campaign!

RYSE Youth Council member Aji Piper and his brother Adonis performed at the Shell No! demonstration in Seattle opposing Shell's plans to begin exploratory drilling in the arctic.

Our newest Earth Guardian chapter has just launched in Alabama! Joey shares with us why she has become an Earth Guardians leader:

Members of Earth Guardians Bhutan gave a presentation to an audience of over 400 eleventh and twelfth graders at the Ugyen Academy Higher Secondary School.