- When is Earth Day?
It is celebrated every year on April 22. - Why do we celebrate Earth Day?
It serves as a day to raise awareness about environmental issues—such as pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction—and to encourage global action for a healthier, more sustainable planet. - How did Earth Day start?
It began on April 22, 1970, in the United States, initiated by Senator Gaylord Nelson following a massive oil spill, designed as an environmental “teach-in” on college campuses. - What is the theme for Earth Day 2026?
According to Space.com, Earth Day 2026 focuses on accelerating the transition to a sustainable economy. - How can I get involved?
You can participate by cleaning up local parks, planting trees, volunteering with environmental organizations, reducing plastic consumption, and voting for policies that protect the environment. - What are some simple ways to protect the Earth daily?
Follow the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” principle: use reusable bags, turn off lights, conserve water, use public transport, and avoid single-use plastics. - Is Earth Day for kids, too?
Yes, it is a great time to teach children about nature, recycling, and how their actions—like picking up litter—help protect animals and their habitats.
