Being in nature is good for our physical and mental health and strengthens our connection to everything that it provides. We depend upon fertile soil, clean water, and pristine air for our bodies to be nourished and thrive.

There are many ways we can help boost the health of our natural ecosystems, while feeling good about making more room for nature in our life. A few examples are: planting a tree, growing an edible garden, or volunteering with a local conservation organization.

Did you know: Reforesting 350 million hectares of forest would #MoveTheDate of Earth Overshoot Day by 8 days?

What would you like to do at home, at work, or in your neighborhood to nurture nature? Invite a friend to join you on that adventure!

We are counting all the steps taken to #MoveTheDate. More steps mean more impact.

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Share a picture of your act of kindness towards nature on social media with the hashtag #MoveTheDate!

Now that you’ve learned about a step that you can take in your personal life, check out some of the many existing solutions that companies, cities, and countries can deploy at scale to help humanity reach one-planet prosperity.

rePLANET

Circular Companies: Recycling and Refurbishing

Interzero

Community-Centered Conservation

End single use plastics

Tree Plantations

Peatland Protection and Rewetting

man biking in Calanques National Park, France

Mediterranean Ecotourism

DestiMED Plus

Managed Grazing

NaturePositivity

People, Bees, and Trees

Biodiversity Conservation in our Neighborhoods

China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation

tropical forest

Restore and protect tropical forests