On Saturday night, millions across the globe will partake in Earth Hour, but the annual event can be more than just 60 minutes of electricity conservation—it can be the catalyst for change to reshape ...

The Sydney Opera House, Gardens by the Bay in Singapore and the London Eye all briefly cut their lights for the yearly WWF ...

Every year globally, Earth Hour is celebrated on March 22 to encourage people to turn off the non-essential lights for an hour. This initiative is to raise awareness of the major issues affecting the ...

WWF-India combined Earth Hour with World Water Day, launching the #BeWaterWise campaign. WWF-Germany hosted the first Earth ...

On Saturday, 22 March 2025, the United Nations will again participate in “Earth Hour”, a global initiative uniting hundreds of millions of individuals, companies, organizations and governments ...

This year’s Earth Hour also served as a stark reminder of the twin crises we face—climate change and nature loss. Nature is disappearing at an alarming rate, and this past year was officially the ...

The Philippines led all countries during this year's Earth Hour demonstrations with 1.3 million hours saved, nearly half of ...

FILIPINOS dedicated more than 1.3 million hours to environmental action during this year’s Earth Hour, leading the global ...

Around 300 shoppers, youth advocates, and Boy Scouts participated in the global initiative to switch off non-essential lights ...

Nature gives us so much, from the food we eat to the air we breathe; it keeps us healthy and thriving. WWF’s Earth Hour is the perfect moment to switch off and give back to the planet. Because when we ...

Earth Hour returns to Hong Kong on March 22. At 8.30 pm, individuals, businesses, and landmarks across the city will turn off non-essential lights ...