Through innovative greening programs and policies, the Diamondbacks not only work to lessen their overall environmental footprint, but also share their efforts with the 2 million fans who turn out to see them play each season and the millions more who follow the D-backs worldwide.
With one in five Americans developing skin cancer in their lifetime, education about sun safety is a vital step toward reducing risk and enjoying the outdoors safely. The SunWise program is a free environmental and health education program to teach K-8 children about sun safety, UV radiation, and stratospheric ozone.
NWF’s Eco‐Schools USA program is a nationwide program that engages PreK‐12 students, faculty, administrators, and community volunteers in a comprehensive, environment‐based program to improve student environmental literacy and skills.
BLM, an agency within the US Department of the Interior, is a leader in the HOL program, a national network of outdoor classrooms that actively connects local students, teachers, and communities to their public lands and waterways.
NEEF partners with educators, students, government agencies, businesses, communities, nonprofit organizations, and others to inspire environmental learning.
Americas for Conservation + the Arts (AFC+A) is a Latino-led nonprofit based in Boulder, Colorado, that empowers culturally diverse communities to engage in environmental stewardship through arts, advocacy and education, and ensuring a healthy environment for all cultures.
Almost half of all students walked or biked to school in 1960—today that number is less than 15%. Walking or biking to school can help address a variety of health problems, including obesity, diabetes, and asthma. It also cuts down on traffic and air pollution around schools.
Hear the Earth Changing Moment of Mary Harvey, Principal, Ripple Effect Consulting; Former COO, Women's Professional Soccer, share her earth changing moment.
