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Because Earth has always shown up for us.

As much fun as it often is, Earth Day can be a reminder of how much more there is to do. How do I save a whole planet? That’s where the power of collective action comes in.
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We learned that lesson back in 1969 when a massive oil spill off the coast of Santa Barbara brought a host of environmental groups together around a common cause. This event, preceded by a growing groundswell of concern about pollution, was the catalyst for the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. Passage of the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act and establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency soon followed—testaments to the awesome power of protest, rallies and grassroots movements.
Showing up and speaking out with our communities reminds us of how we’re part of something bigger, and how small actions can bring planet-sized change. If we’re doing it right, it can even be fun, too.
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Photos: (Top) Youth Salmon Protectors members prepare for an evening flotilla protest along the Snake River near Burbank, Washington. MASON TRINCA (Middle) Folks from the Surfrider Foundation, the Environmental Defense Center, Santa Barbara Channelkeeper and our Patagonia community paddled out to protest the 2015 Refugio Oil Spill, and to raise awareness around four California bills focused on preventing oil spills. SCOTT SOENS (Bottom) MeWater and Laru Beya youth members and mentors circle up before rock climbing in New York City’s Central Park. Both organizations exist to educate, inspire and empower underserved youth by connecting them with surfing, the ocean and other natural spaces. ANN-KATHRIN KOCH

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