At the San José Museum of Art, a two-day climate symposium moved from case studies inside the museum to a field walk along Coyote Creek. Reimagining Our Waterways, held October 16–17, brought artists into direct conversation with scientists, civic officials,...
UNESCO has begun testing a practical climate-action toolkit for World Heritage sites in the Colonial City of Santo Domingo, moving cultural preservation from emergency response toward routine anticipation. The historic center is the first cultural property—and the...
Collaborating for a Better World: The Network of Artists for a Green Planet Artists for a Green Planet is a vibrant network of artists, creatives, and environmental activists dedicated to tackling the global climate crisis. Founded in 2016, the organization has become...
Artists Leading The Way In Environmental Conservation Artists and environmental activists worldwide are coming together to create positive change for our planet. As the effects of climate change become more apparent, these passionate individuals are taking the lead in...
Protecting Drinking Water Resources by Viviana Puello A lot is happening in the world with our water resources, and water crises in many locations are prompting people to think outside the box, save water from rain and look for ways to preserve such valuable and...
Five Ways to Stop Plastic PollutionProblem For Mother Earth: Plastic pollution can create significant problems for human and ecosystem health. By taking responsible action, we can help lessen this issue. THE SOLUTION: THE THREE R'S - REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE REDUCE...
Artists For A Green Planet in partnership with EarthDay.org MNN.ORG and ArtTour International Magazine present Tonantzin A Call For Mother Earth An engaging, 6 hour digital Earth Day Summit for a Green Planet April 22nd, 2021 10:30-4:30pm EST Tonantzin (Nahuati: Our...
The Dalai Lama is urging the World to act on the climate crisis. The Tibetan Buddhist, Nobel peace prize recipient, and spiritual leader has co-written a book with German environmental journalist Franz Alt. In his book entitled Our Only Home: A Climate Appeal to the...
by Sam Dembling The Cherokee Native American Culture When anthropologist James Mooney published the first of his influential studies of Native American culture in 1888, “Myths of the Cherokee,” he was struck by the centrality of water in the Cherokee world. Mooney had...
The world's coral reefs, one of the ocean's most beautiful marine habitats, is in danger of extinction because of dramatic increases in coral diseases caused by climate change and warmer waters. These once-vibrant reefs are unlike any other reef systems in the world,...
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