Did you forgotten this yearly event?
Earth Hour, started with an idea, to turn off light for 1 hour
an idea that become a symbol
a symbol that become a movement
a global movement that unites eveyone of us to protect our planet
Earth Hour fall on last Saturday of March every year (March 31 this year, 8.30PM-9.30PM), asking people to turn off the non-essential lights for one hour.
Participation in Earth Hour is just a symbolic action of commitment to change beyond the hour.
It’s not just about saving energy for one hour, but on-going movements and actions beyond the hour, for a sustainable planet.
Let's take part, and start to change.
Some suggestions what you can do during Earth Hour:
-Candlelight dinner
-Night game/party with friends for family
-Stargazing
-Wildlife walk
-Nightime city walk
-Or even, sleep!
If you plan on burning candles, make sure you use 100% beeswax candles or soy candles, which are gentler on our planet - smoke free, non-toxic and non-allergenic.