If you could imagine a living tree as old as the pyramids of Egypt but that’s also seen the invention of the iPhone, what would it look like? In the secluded White Mountains of California, an ancient bristlecone pine named Methuselah - one of the world’s oldest known trees - has stood for nearly 5,000 years.

Every April 22, the world unites for Earth Day, but few know the protest-filled, passionate origins behind it. Born from the environmental crises of the 1960s and led by a determined U.S. senator, the first Earth Day in 1970 became the largest civic event in history and sparked lasting change. Discover how a single day grew into a global movement—and how you can carry its legacy forward by standing for forests, people, and our planet.

🌱 Good Climate News  This Month While the headlines may feel heavy right now, there’s real progress happening—solutions being built, species making comebacks, and people coming together for the planet. In this post, we’re taking a moment to reflect on some good climate news to brighten our feeds.  🛩 The Northern Bald Ibis is back from extinction, now scientists are teaching the birds migration routes 📷: The Guardian The northern bald ibis was extinct in central Europe for 300 years. Now,...