The many colors of iris flowers are likely the reason behind the plant’s name—the same can also be said of the colored portion of the eye, which is also called the iris. 🌺👁️ #IrisDay

Wildr Places' #LessLawnMoreLife Challenge starts today and is free to join. Together, we can turn our backyards into places that support pollinators, wildlife, and healthier communities. 🌿 Join us: lesslawnmorelife.com #UrbanBiodiversity #Rewilding

In the Cerrado, the maned wolf stands tall, foraging, spreading seeds, and facing rising threats. #IconicSpecies #NatureConservation #ManedWolf

Today marked a historic breakthrough in climate diplomacy.

How it helps: Pollinators like bees and butterflies are responsible for pollinating 75% of the world's flowering plants and about 35% of global food crops. 🐝 Read the full list of 101 #climatesolutions you can do at home: oneearth.org/101-climate-solutions-you-can-do-at-home

Bloom scrolling > doom scrolling 🌼 #NationalWildflowerWeek

Delay starting up your lawnmower by a month to give essential pollinators, like bees and butterflies, time to adjust to spring. 🐝🦋🌺 #NoMowMay

Listening to birdsong first thing in the morning has been shown to be good for your health as these sound frequencies help humans restart mentally and provoke relaxation, as instinctively we know birds sing when they feel safe. 🐦‍⬛ #NatureSounds #NatureWords #BirdSong

Discover the surprisingly easy process behind composting food scraps into fertile soil and how this practice can reduce carbon emissions from our landfills. 🍎🍌🥕🌽🍠 #StopFoodWasteDay

Explore the fascinating world of the brilliant-thighed poison frog, its vibrant habitat, colorful features, and unique parenting behaviors. 🐸 #SaveTheFrogsDay

One Earth is proud to partner with the #LessLawnMoreLife Challenge, a free, grassroots campaign helping people turn their lawns into healthier, more biodiverse spaces for pollinators, wildlife, and local ecosystems. 🌿 Learn more and join: lesslawnmorelife.com

Trees are truly the lungs of the planet. 🌳 #ArborDay

Through citizen science, everyone can contribute to scientific research and help find solutions to some of the world’s greatest challenges, including climate change and biodiversity loss. 🔬 #CitizenScience #CitizenScienceMonth #Science #STEM #EarthMonth

Your gift supports the people, places, and ideas building a more resilient future. It helps direct resources where they matter most and continues to bring visibility to the solutions our world urgently needs. 🌎 Start a monthly gift this #EarthDay: oneearth.org/monthly

The Galápagos giant tortoise is a long-lived island engineer, with shell shapes that inspired evolutionary thinking and a recovery driven by protection and restoration. 🐢 #IconicSpecies

Congratulations to the 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize winners! These six extraordinary women show that you don’t have to cross oceans to find environmental leadership—you might find it next door. 🌎 #ChangeStartsWhereYouStand

Bats help keep ecosystems in balance by pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and controlling insect populations. With more than 1,400 species worldwide, they are one of Earth’s most diverse and ecologically important mammals. 🦇 #BatAppreciationDay

Studies show mushrooms could be key in the fight against climate change. 🍄 #DayoftheMushroom

From Morocco to Kenya to Appalachia, a new documentary from Kirsten Dickerson follows artisans preserving traditional crafts, empowering women, and building local economies rooted in natural materials. #SlowFashion #TraditionalCrafts #HandmadeFuture

We are excited to announce our Executive Director, Justin Winters, will be a speaker at the 3rd Annual #EarthX Family Office Summit during EarthX’s 2026 Congress of Conferences in Dallas, Texas on April 20! 🌎 To be invited and learn more: earthx.org/impact/earth...

Ground squirrels may be small, but their impact on ecosystems is mighty! By digging burrows, they help aerate soil, enhance nutrient cycling, and even create habitats for other species. Plus, they serve as a vital food source for predators, keeping nature’s web of life in balance. 🐿️

Sustainable Grazing is one of the 75 climate solutions in One Earth’s Solutions Framework. By carefully managing how animals like cattle and sheep move across pasturelands, this approach can help grasslands recover, support biodiversity, and build healthier soils. 🐮🌱 #NationalFarmAnimalsDay

North America’s largest wildlife overpass is giving animals like elk, moose, bears, and mountain lions a safe way to cross Colorado’s busy I-25. 🦌 #UpliftingNews https://nypost.com/2026/04/04/us-news/largest-wildlife-overpass-in-north-america-saving-lives-of-people-and-animals/

#LAClimateWeek begins today, helping connect the people, ideas, and solutions already moving climate action forward in Los Angeles. 🌴 Learn how you can participate: laclimateweek.com/

#LAClimateWeek begins today, helping connect the people, ideas, and solutions already moving climate action forward in Los Angeles. 🌴 Learn how you can participate: laclimateweek.com/

Beavers are a keystone species, playing a vital role in shaping habitat and supporting the biodiversity around them. 🦫 #InternationalBeaverDay

The 2026 @goldmanprize.bsky.social winners will be announced on Monday, April 20, leaders who remind us that global movements begin in our homes, neighborhoods, and communities. 🌎 #ChangeStartsWhereYouStand

Today is #NationalDandelionDay! When you look at a dandelion, what do you see? A flower, food, or a weed? 🌼

Today, on #GoodAllDay, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall, whose groundbreaking research and lifelong advocacy changed how we understand animals and our connection to the natural world.

In biology, a pluviophile is an organism that thrives in a rainy environment. ☂️ #AprilShowers #NatureWords #RainyDays

The 2026 #MangrovePhotographyAwards are now open! An initiative of Mangrove Action Project, these annual awards highlight the beauty and fragility of mangrove ecosystems through photography from around the world. 📸 Free to enter 🏆 6 categories + $7,000 in cash prizes 🌿 Entries close June 1st!

We can't wait to dive into When the Forest Breathes, an illuminating new book by @drsuzannesimard.bsky.social that reminds us that protecting forests means honoring relationships, from Mother Trees to human caretakers. 🌲 Learn more: suzannesimard.com/when-the-forest-breathes

Addressing this challenge requires innovative waste management strategies and a global commitment to reduce, reuse, and recycle, ensuring a sustainable future for all. ♻️ #InternationalDayofZeroWaste

Young leaders showed up in force at this year’s @bioneers.org Young Leaders Program, coming together to learn, connect, and lead. It was a powerful reminder that investing in youth is investing in the future of #climateaction. 🌏

Essential to pollinators, birds, and soil, native weeds are not a blot on the landscape but rather beautiful indicators of health and abundance. 🌱 #WeedAppreciationDay

Tomorrow, join millions around the world for #EarthHour! 🌍 From 8:30–9:30 PM your local time, switch off your lights, turn off your phone, and take a moment for the planet. Step outside, spend time in Nature, and reconnect with the living world around you.

“Agrihoods” are reimagining how we design our neighborhoods by centering them around food, connection, and shared purpose. #RegenerativeAgriculture #UrbanFarming #FoodJustice

Dive into the unique world of the Amazonian manatee and explore its adaptive survival strategies, elusive behaviors, and ongoing conservation efforts to safeguard these gentle giants of the Amazon basin. #ManateeAppreciationDay

In a powerful new essay for The New York Review of Books, Anjan Sundaram reports from Mexico, where environmental defenders risk everything to protect land, water, and communities, and too often, paying the ultimate price. #EnvironmentalDefenders #ClimateJustice

After decades of decline, eastern monarch butterflies are showing encouraging signs of recovery, with a 64% increase in population and reduced forest loss in their winter habitat in Mexico. 🦋 #UpliftingNews

From the lush Amazon jungle to the rich biodiversity of Africa, how four environmental activists are making a significant impact in reviving our Earth’s forests. 🌳 #InternationalDayOfForests

From beavers shaping rivers in the UK to bison restoring the Great Plains, when keystone species return, entire ecosystems begin to recover. #WorldRewildingDay #ChooseOurFuture #BringBackNature

Join us at the 37th annual @bioneers.org Conference next week in Berkeley, where for nearly four decades, visionary thinkers and doers have gathered to defend the web of life and build a more just world. 🪸 #Bioneers #NatureBasedSolutions

As the world’s most numerous rhino subspecies, the southern white rhinoceros is a grassland grazer whose recovery shows what sustained protection and careful management can achieve. 🦏 #IconicSpecies

It turns out clovers are really lucky—discover the many benefits they provide to our shared ecosystem! 🍀 #HappySaintPatricksDay

Found only in the mountains of China, giant pandas help prune bamboo forests and are also vital seed dispersers. 🐼 #InternationalPandaDay

Spiders are unsung heroes, providing numerous benefits to our homes. 🕷️ #NationalSaveASpiderDay

Join our friends @biomimicry.bsky.social this April for: AskNature Learning: Nature of Materials Textiles 🗓 4-week virtual course | Thursdays at 8am PT Learn more + register: asknaturehive.biomimicry.org/offers/V7Siy...

How it helps: Each year, 626,000 tons of paper are used to produce books in the US, contributing to deforestation and resource consumption. 📚 Read the full list of 101 #climatesolutions you can do at home: oneearth.org/101-climate-solutions-you-can-do-at-home

Built for digging and hunting underground, the American badger is a fierce little carnivore that helps control rodent populations and creates burrows that shelter many other species. Though rarely seen, badgers play an important role in keeping North America’s grasslands healthy. 🦡 #IconicSpecies