Learn to make pretty paper you can plant in your own backyard or neighborhood at this free craft workshop for ages five and up.

Presented as part of the Earth Convention, this panel will explore how cities can be rebuilt in more sustainable ways as the planet's population increasingly gravitates toward urban centers in the coming decades.

Teachers are invited to join this workshop and share learning activities pertaining to climate and the environment.

This series of events by the city of Dallas celebrates Earth Day; tune in for discussions on components of conservation, climate action, and more.

Celebrate Earth Day and nature by participating in uplifting and nourishing song, movement, and mindful practices to cultivate joyful connection.

This three-week class led by a textile artist will teach you to plan, start, and harvest a "dye garden," or a garden made specifically for creating natural textile dyes.

If you want to grow veggies at home but don't have space for a traditional garden, this Earth Day hydroponics class will show how a DIY growing system can put clean, healthy food on your table.

At this Earth Day craft class for beginners, an LA-baseed artist will teach you to use upcycled materials to create colorful papier mache art.

The One Earth Film Festival presents a special screening of this documentary following teenage activist Greta Thunberg as she travels around the world pleading for climate change action.

Climate policy advocates Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac discuss their optimistic view of the chances of subverting climate change, arguing that a 2030 deadline for action presents a chance for the world to unite around a common goal.

How does the watershed affect you? Families are welcome to this hands-on workshop with children's book author Joel Harper. All participants will receive a copy of his book, "All the Way to the Ocean."

Celebrate Earth Day virtually with the Be Social Change community to learn about the world’s largest environmental movement and what you can do to make every day more sustainable. This facilitated networking event is focused on connecting and making everyday more sustainable.

Get creative alongside powerful artists and organizers who inspire us to be in relationship with nature. Hosted by the Brower Center and friends, three artists of different mediums will share performances of their work, then mingle and discuss.

A live-broadcast wander through the woods of Sussex, UK, brings gorgeous nightingale song into your home—accompanied by a host of musicians like Snarky Puppy's Bill Laurence, improvising duets and poetic offerings to augment the natural magic.

How does a virtual clean-up work? Well, you do have to leave home. Then volunteer to (safely) clear litter from your local area, take pics, and share your results online.

Join Anthropologie for a free wreath-making class, using living plants instead of cut flowers.

The theme for Earth Day 2021 is Restore Our Earth, which focuses on natural processes, emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking. In this hourlong webinar, Encompass HK and Civic Exchange will share the latest restoration initiatives around the world and in Hong Kong.

This family-friendly interactive workshop will discuss the importance of Earth Day and what it represents to all of us.

Perfect for little ones: Hands-on science activities and engineering challenges for children, story-times for preschoolers, discussion workshops to guide you on going zero waste with kids, and more for a green day together.

Planetary issues can loom large, but we can take small steps to make things better. Discover caretaking solutions that can best fit your life in the areas of energy, water, transportation, food, and more.

Celebrate Mother Earth and your own part in it, in this soothing Earth Day yoga class. You'll leave feeling more connected and free.

This Earth Day, the Long Beach Office of Sustainability invites you to join the Long Beach community of environmental professionals, students, activists, and concerned residents to discuss the future of sustainability in Long Beach.

Why are the world's beautiful coral reefs disappearing so quickly? Director Jeff Orlowski spent three years creating a film to find out. This free virtual screening will be followed by a brief discussion.

Join the The Lost Kitchen in Freeport, Maine for this hands-on cooking class, where you'll learn how to make a tasty salad packed with veggies and warm toasted bread soaked through with homemade vinaigrette.

It's finally spring! Join this session for tips on how to prepare your seasonal garden and landscaping; then learn how to practice sustainable gardening and take a moment to ask questions.

Learn to make a no-waste chocolate zucchini bread using the entire veggie, from stem to end. Top it off with homemade whipped butter and you have yourself the best Earth Day breakfast ever.

Wanna cultivate a green(er) thumb? Try this workshop to learn how living systems function and get tips on planting gardens that are resilient and regenerative.

Earth Day is great, but what can you do to make things better? In this event, network a bit and join others as you discover a platform that reveals various actions you can take to spark change.

California's Stanislaus Forest is a treasure trove of unique wildflowers — and a boundless example of successful reforestation techniques in the wake of devastating wildfires. US Forest Service Rim Fire Restoration Coordinator Maria Benech leads this informative webinar.

Find a comfortable place to relax with some headphone and tune into this Earth Day sound bath led by a professional sound healer who will channel the grounding energies of the earth and help you get centered.

Have a funky Earth Day and connect to deep Indigenous soul, as New Orleans brass/Mardi Gras Indian band Cha Wa — known for its "grand gumbo of intoxicating rhythms" — puts on colorful show to celebrate its new album, "My People."

Activists Kate Aronoff and Jane Fonda discuss what it will take to face the existential threat of climate change head-on and finally find a viable solution.

Celebrate Earth Day by making a kid-friendly charcuterie board, playing some virtual interactive games, and following along with a "dirt pudding" recipe you can eat together.

Watch the short films "Solar" and "Natural" and hear from Dara and Mark Bortman about Earth Day and renewable energy solutions.

Clothing company TOAST developed a service that will help you repair their clothing over time. Join a panel of writers, visible menders, designers, and textile researchers for a discussion on mending and repair through the lenses of sustainability and culture.

Community organizers and activists Gopal Dayaneni and Carla Maria Pérez explore the ways environmental racism and climate change impact marginalized populations in this discussion and Q&A session.