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Family: It's almost Earth Day! Create your own safari, get eco-tips, and more

April 18, 2020 No comments

EVERY DAY IS EARTH DAY FOR KIDS.
But this year is special: April 22 is the 50th anniversary of the holiday. Check out these ideas from Nat Geo Family to empower your whole crew to make a real difference for the planet.
—By Allyson Shaw

REBECCA HALE, NG STAFF

CREATE A FAMILY SAFARI

Turn your kids into artists and explorers to celebrate Earth Day. NatGeo@Home is asking parents to create safari scenes, display them where others can see, then encourage others in your community to participate (at a safe distance!) so everyone can spot animals on their personal safari. Get the details, then show us what your family did. #NatGeoEarthDayAtHome

GO ON SAFARI

PHOTOGRAPH BY JOEL SARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE COLLECTION

BE EARTH DAY ADVOCATES

Earth Day is all about protecting the planet. For kids, that often means protecting wildlife. Start by meeting some amazing animals that need your child's help, along with tips on how to save some of them.

MEET CUTE ANIMALS

TAKE AN ANIMAL PERSONALITY QUIZ

Downer news about the Earth's health can be disheartening for kids, but these comeback critters will give them hope for the future. Have children take this just-for-fun personality quiz to discover their animal match.

DO THE QUIZ

PHOTOGRAPH BY VIAFILMS, GETTY IMAGES

PROTECT THE PLANET AS A FAMILY

These tips will show how your family can work together to help protect the planet from things like habitat destruction, pollution, and declining biodiversity.

GET THE TIPS

PHOTOGRAPH BY CINDY CREIGHTON / SHUTTERSTOCK

DEMYSTIFY CLIMATE CHANGE

Not sure how to explain climate change to your kids in a way that’s safe and empowering? (Not sure how to explain climate change at all?) We’ve got you. Check out this article about how to talk to your kids about this important issue, then use these activities to keep the conversation going.

TALK TO KIDS
ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

JIM ABERNETHY / NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE COLLECTION

BE HEROES—FOR ALL ANIMALS

Just about every kid we know loves dolphins, lions, and koalas. But all animals—even “scary” ones like sharks and spiders—deserve respect and protection. Use these ideas to teach kids to respect all kinds of animals. The more they respect wildlife, the more they’ll want to protect it.

GET WILDLIFE IDEAS

MORE TO EXPLORE

Give your kids Earth-saving ideas in the May issue of Nat Geo Kids magazine, on newsstands now!

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MORE FAMILY GOODNESS

For more ways to explore, create, and bring the family together, visit Nat Geo Family. ››

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