SIGN UP FOR EARTH HOUR 2024

An Earth Hour like no other !

Earth Hour is back, and this year, we’re taking our impact beyond the hour!

#SWITCHOFF

Earth Hour Switch Off is at 8:30pm local time Saturday 23 March 

Earth Hour 2024

Earth Hour

Take time out for nature and join the world’s biggest movement to protect our planet!
This year will be an Earth Hour like no other – individuals, schools, businesses and communities across Australia and around the world will come together and raise critical funds to support a healthy future for people and nature.  

You have the power to create a brighter future for our planet.

No matter how you get involved this Earth Hour, your support will help WWF-Australia continue important conservation work to combat biodiversity loss and the impacts of climate change. The funds you raise will power our shared mission to Regenerate Nature by 2030 and create a world where people live in harmony with nature.
We need YOU to help protect wildlife and the planet – we 
can't do this without you! 
 

CHALLENGE 60

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From 1 March until Earth Hour on 23 March, challenge yourself to walk, run, cycle or swim for 60 minutes a day and raise critical funds to regenerate nature!

WEAR IT WILD

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Will your school Wear it Wild this Earth Hour? Help your class learn about nature and win great prizes along the way!

Switch Off

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Earth Hour has grown to become much more than switching your lights off, but that iconic switch-off moment is still an important part of Earth Hour. Millions of participants around the world will switch off their lights at 8:30 pm local time on Saturday 23rd March to demonstrate their support of the environment.

STREAM 60

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Leverage the power of streaming to make a difference. From Earth Hour to Earth Day (March 23 to April 22), we're inviting you to dedicate an hour (or more!) of your streaming time to host a charity stream in support of WWF. Your streams will play a critical role in raising the funds necessary to combat climate change, reverse nature loss and help protect endangered wildlife.