🌿 Local conservation, global impact
Discover conservation campaigns happening right now — in your backyard and across the country. Small actions, taken together, create real change.
Add a real conservation petition from Change.org, Avaaz, 38 Degrees, or a government portal so others can find and sign it.
MyEarth connects people to campaigns — all signatures are collected directly on the petition platform. Every submission is a step toward real change.
A curated library of the organizations, tools, and media behind MyEarth. These are the trusted sources we draw our news from, the groups doing the on-the-ground work, and the films, books, and writing that shaped how we think about conservation.
Every story in the News feed is sourced from these outlets and environmental organizations. We don't write or edit the news — we surface it and link straight to the original.
National groups with active campaigns you can join — petitions, comment periods, and calls to your representatives.
Hands-on conservation in your community. Our Get Involved page has a full Bay Area calendar; these portals list opportunities nationwide.
Background, data, and educational resources to go deeper on the issues.
Films, books, and articles hand-picked by the MyEarth team. Have one to suggest? Request a pick →
MyEarth exists to turn concern into action — connecting everyday people to the causes, communities, and tools that protect the natural world.
To empower people to engage in their communities, through small actions that compound into real change.
To bridge the gap between knowledge and action. To honor those that came before us by keeping the conservation banner alive and moving forward. To inspire change in our communities through our collective efforts, and foster an environment of collaboration.
These are the individuals and families whose lives, work, and voices have shaped the way humanity understands and protects the natural world. Their courage reminds us that one person — or one family — can change everything.
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DANominate someone whose conservation work deserves recognition. The two most-nominated names each month go to a public vote.
The top two nominees each month advance to a public vote. Results announced on the 1st.
All nominations are screened for hate speech and harmful content before being accepted.
Nominations and votes are stored locally. In the full launch version these sync across all visitors via Supabase.
Hands-on conservation happens close to home. Below is a single calendar of recurring volunteer opportunities across the Bay Area — habitat restoration, wildlife care, native plant work, and watershed stewardship. Click any highlighted day to see what's on. Many programs are free drop-ins; others ask you to sign up or complete training first (see the resource table below).
These partners run the programs above. Some require advance sign-up or a brief orientation — start here to register.
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Calendar entries reflect each organization's published recurring schedule and are for planning only. Dates, times, and meeting points should be confirmed on the linked official pages, which are the source of truth for registration and cancellations.
🌎 Environmental News
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