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The Wood Nymph

 

Half human and half plant, the Dryad,
or Wood Nymph, tends to the flora and fauna
of the forest with tender loving care.

 

The shy, wild animals trust her completely
because they know they can always depend
on her for kindness and understanding.

 

Look carefully and you will find tree
spirits hiding in this enchanting scene.

Image and text by Josephine Wall
© 1997 Leanin’ Tree Cards

Earth Day History

The first celebration called EARTH DAY was initiated by the mayor and city of San Francisco at the request of John McConnell on the vernal equinox, March 21, 1970. John McConnell introduced the idea of the Earth Flag and the vernal Equinox Earth Day, which was first observed at the UN in 1971 and later proclaimed by the US Congress and President Gerald Ford in 1975.

The first U.S. Earth Day, April 22, 1970, came about through years of effort by Senator Gaylord Nelson and because of a spontaneous response at the grassroots level.

 

Earth Day Links

Earth Day 2011 - Earth Day Network celebrates the 41st Anniversary
Earth Day-related videos and articles, share your pledge for Acts of Green

Earth Day - The Wilderness Society asks: What are you doing this year?
Resources for kids, parents and teachers, Earth Day history, heroes of Earth Day, wilderness wildlife

12 Spiritual Practices to Honor the Earth
Spirituality & Practice suggestions for celebrating Earth Day

EnviroLink Network - Earth Day Organizer's Guide
Providing access to thousands of online environmental resources, since 1991.

 

Earthly Wonders

HOME - Feature film online
Yann Arthus-Bertrand's epic environmental movie, message of mobilization to all humans and available to watch for free

Precocious Earth - NASA Science News from January 17, 2001
Tiny zircon crystals found in ancient stream deposits suggest that Earth harbored continents and liquid water remarkably soon after our planet formed. Life could have established a foothold on Earth 400 million years earlier than expected.

Earth Songs - NASA Science News from January 19, 2001
If humans had radio antennae instead of ears, we would hear a remarkable symphony of strange noises coming from our own planet. An online receiver at the Marshall Space Flight Center is playing these songs of Earth so anyone can listen.

 

Earth Friendly Organizations & Programs

Consider supporting these fine groups and their work ...

The Earth Charter Initiative - Values and Principles for a Sustainable Future
Dverse, global network of people, organizations, and institutions that participate in promoting and implementing the values and principles of the Earth Charter

BioGems - Save endangered wild places
Protect endangered wildlife and woodlands

Conservation International - Conservation programs
Conserving the Earth's living natural heritage, global diversity, and demonstrating that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature

Defenders of Wildlife - Wildlife conservation
Dedicated to the protection of all native animals and plants, in their natural communities

eNature - Online information about plants and wildlife
Information about almost 6000 individual species, same data set used for printed Audubon Field Guides

Environmental Defense Fund - For practical environmental solutions
Committed to sound science, efficient, market-based solutions and non-partisan policy

Food & Water Watch - Keeping shared resources under public control
Working to ensure the food and water we consume is safe, accessible and sustainably produced

green.tv - U.N. Environment Programme partner
The world's first broadband TV channel dedicated to environmental issues

GoodPlanet.org - Environmental nonprofit
Founded by by Yann Arthus-Bertrand in 2005 to raise public awareness of environmental protection and to bring concrete solutions to the Earth’s ecological crisis

Global Footprint Network - How big is your footprint? Take the Footprint Quiz
International think tank working to advance sustainability through use of the Ecological Footprint resource accounting tool that measures how much nature we have, how much we use and who uses what

Keepers of the Waters - Visions & Solutions
Inspires and promote projects combining art, science and community involvement to restore, preserve and remediate water sources

UN Habitat - For a better urban furture
Promotes sustainable urban development and adequate shelter for all

WWF - Conservation areas
World Wildlife Fund is helping to save 19 priority places, including the Amazon, Arctic, Coral Triangle, Galapagos, and Yangtze region of China.

 

SouledOut Earth Day Gallery

White Buffalo Calf Woman
Honor all creatures as brothers and sisters.

Bear and Tree
Spirit Bear crosses our path.

Gaia's Angel
We pray.

Spring
The land speaks to us.

I Stand
The Sacred Circle unites us as One.

Winter
Joyous peace shall reign.

Walk in Balance
The Earth is sacred.

 

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