Nearly 1,000 wolves could face slaughter in just one year. Join thousands of people who are standing up for wolves and add your voice today!

The Green Collar Economy offers a green cure for two big problems: climate change and poverty. Watch the video, read the book, start a discussion, and be part of the solution.

The Green Collar Economy offers a green cure for two big problems: climate change and poverty. Watch the video, read the book, start a discussion, and be part of the solution.

Save the Trails is committed to restoring trails in local and National Parks. Check out the trails that have been nominated this year and cast your vote at www.wheresyours.com/stt.

Dan Keys dedicates his new song to the Green Owl project to support the energy action coalition. Click here to learn how you can help America move towards renewable energy.

In June 2008, 18 students from nine countries around the world - Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the UK, Japan, and the United States - joined WWF on the "Voyage for the Future." This 10-day boat trip in the Arctic - launching from Svalbard, Norway - allowed young people around the world to become the fresh new voices and ambassadors for the future. While in Norway, participants learned about global climate change from experts in the field, take part in on-shore research activities, and receive communications and media training. The group sailed along the west coast of Svalbard on board the former research vessel MS Aleksey Maryshev, made land excursions and visited research stations. Read More!

The Boston Red Sox are world champions, both in baseball and for the environment. Learn about the different ways the Red Sox are going green!

Join the Do Not Mail campaign to save the forests and stop junk mail.

MySpace and the Together Campaign join together in the fight against global warming.

Check out highlights from the 2008 Green Apple Festival!

What would the lifetime consumption of an average American look like? Watch an exclusive clip of National Geographic’s Human Footprint to find out.

See what other steps average citizens are taking to fight climate change in this video by Earth Hour partner National Geographic Channel.

Jeremy Piven talks about the WWF Earth Hour movement and how millions around the world will send a powerful message about combating climate change by turning out their lights for one hour.

“Turning out” for Earth Hour is as easy as break dancing, sandwich throwing, and training your pet. Take a look.

What did Shaun White eat for breakfast? ItsYourNature peeks inside X Games compost and savvy recycling system. Also, find out how they made the half pipe out of dirt!

3-time X Games gold medalist Gretchen Bleiler shares her tips for stopping global warming and protecting the sport she loves.

Check out Current & the Alliance for Climate Protection's ":60 to Save the Earth" ecospot contest grand prize winner: David Schlafman of Boston, MA! David describes his ecospot: "I made this PSA to make people think about how much crap we pump into the air. I wanted to use a creative, simple metaphor so everyone can understand how much harm we're doing to the atmosphere and environment."<BR>Check out the Current Ecospot Contest profile page at <a href="http://www.myspace.com/current_ecospot">http://www.myspace.com/current_ecospot</a>

Check out Current & the Alliance for Climate Protection's ":60 to Save the Earth" ecospot contest fourth place winner, Haydn Butler of London, England. Haydn describes his ecospot: "We made this film using a style and genre that was different from the usual 'message film'. We think our film would appeal to the younger generation--encouraging them to open their eyes, see the impact their actions have on their immediate world and take action to change."

Check out Current & the Alliance for Climate Protection's ":60 to Save the Earth" ecospot contest third place winner, Leah Lamb of Berkeley, CA. Leah describes her ecospot: "This PSA is designed to encourage people to consider that the act of doing nothing is a powerful action that has influence. It is also designed to address the ridiculous pressure put on young people to 'save the world.'"

Check out Current & the Alliance for Climate Protection's ":60 to Save the Earth" ecospot contest second place winner, Rich Brickman of Portland, OR. Rich describes his ecospot: "A fast-paced, green-themed party game, in which six friends race against time to discover common solutions to the climate crisis."