Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Lesson on TATAKalikasan Lesson: Ecology in the Unifying Element of World Peace

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Earth Day Celebrations Around the World

             Ecology in the Unifying Element of World Peace 

Researched by Dr Abe V Rotor
Living with Nature - School on Blog (avrotor.blogspot.com)
Also visit Naturalism -the Eighth Sense

Over the past decades, over 193 countries have observed the Earth Day celebration—empowering local communities, students, and governments to create a positive change for the planet, charging forward with the popular slogan, think globally, act locally. Internet

Children-Pioneers of ECOLOGICAL ECUMINISM Movement

 
 
Ecological Ecumenism through Children's Art Workshop 
in expressing love and reverence in God and Nature.
Living with Nature Center, San Vicente Ilocos Sur
Here is a random list of some countries leading the celebration of Earth Day. 
  • Glastonbury Festival, one of the world's largest music and performing arts festivals, takes place in Somerset, England.
  • Yoga & Outdoor Activities in Gulf Shores, Alabama
  • Sustainability and Social Good Pop-Up, NY
  • Party for the Planet in Kansas City, MO
The people of Denmark celebrate this day with lots of pompous drums playing pointed at the four corners of the world. Then they attend the March for Science, which is a march done to hold their elected government officials responsible for green initiatives.

  • Empower Earth Day Celebration, London
  • TreeVolution, an annual festival dedicated to tree planting and conservation,      Nurrangay Reserve Nature Walks, Sydney Australia
  • Hakka Tung Blossom Festival, Taiwan
Envision Festival, an eco-conscious festival held annually in Costa Rica.
Envision Festival is a four-day extravaganza held on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, near the town of Uvita. Set against the backdrop of pristine beaches and dense rainforests, this immersive eve
  • Minneapolis Earth Day Cleanup, USA
  • Earth Day Parade and Festival< Vancouver, Canada
  • Global Unity and Regeneration Gathering, Lanjaron, Spain
In the Philippines, April 22 of every year has been declared as the Philippines' Earth Day under Presidential Proclamation 1481, signed on April 10, 2008, by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to raise the level of awareness on environmental degradation and destruction in the country that threatens the very quality of life.
  • Earth Expo, Johannesburg, South Africa
  • The March of Science, USA and Elsewhere
Curated by the horticultural team at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, Love Your Nature has over 20,000 plants on display and one of the largest living green walls in the Southern Hemisphere. This year’s exhibition celebrates all kinds of plant-love. From prehistoric plants that use clones, spores and seeds to reproduce, to flowering plants that employ colours, shapes and scents to attract animals, and humans matchmaking for bigger fruit, brighter flowers and to protect wild plants for the future.
  • Green Man Festival, Brecon Beacons, Wales,
  • Earth Day at Ix Art Park in Charlottesville, VA
  • April is Arizona Water Awareness Month,
  • Burning Man, Nevada's Black Rock Desert, Burning Man is an experimental   community-based event on radical self-expression, art, and communal living.
 
Earth Day actually lasts from March 11 to May 30, but the main festival days will happen on the weekends April 13 to 14 at Yoyogi Park Events Square and April 20 to 21 at Miyashita Park.
Glastonbury Festival located on Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset Scotland is the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world. The archive shows how the Festival has developed exponentially over the past 50 years to become the global cultural phenomenon it is today.
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Earth Day turned 51 years old this year. On April 22, 1970, its humble beginnings occurred when Gaylord Nelson conducted the first environmental awareness protest against industry-caused air pollution. 20 million Americans participated in the protest, spreading the importance of climate awareness in our world.
Earth Day is a day of connection and education, and Jarvisen believes a healthy relationship with the world facilitates a stronger bond with its people. Earth Day may have had its start in North America, but cultures around the world help spread environmental awareness through their traditions. This blog shows you how other cultures have spent their Earth Day in the past and the present.

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Earth Day Activities and Ideas
  • Clean Up Plastics in your community
  • Go to a Park with your family.
  • Plant a Tree!
  • Use Wildflowers and Native Plants.
  • Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle in the Garden.
  • Stop Using Chemicals in the Garden.
  • Conserve Water!
  • Convert your home lot into a garden, Bahay Kubo style
  • Organize, participate in watching birds and animals
  • Organize, participate in festivals or events that attract tourists to see live natural activities, such as volcanoes, and astrological activities, including solar and lunar eclipses.
  • Write, compose poems, songs, draw, paint - be an artist. ~

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