
Party for the Planet 2025 was a wild success — thanks to you!
We’re grateful to everyone who joined us to celebrate with us, connect with local conservation partners, and take action for our planet.
Together, we’re making a difference — one small action at a time.
See how you can keep making an impact below. ⬇️
Spending time in nature offers numerous benefits for our health and well-being.
You can connect with nature by exploring local habitats in your yard or nearby park (safely) and sharing your discoveries. Explore these programs and apps to identify local wildlife, learn more about the creatures around you, and get involved as a citizen scientist!
Transform your backyard into a thriving habitat for bees, birds, butterflies, and more! Small changes can make a big difference for local wildlife.
Plant Native Species – Choose flowers, trees, and shrubs that support pollinators and local wildlife.
Provide Food & Water – Add bird feeders, nectar plants, and a fresh water source like a birdbath.
Reduce Pesticides – Opt for natural pest control methods to protect beneficial insects.
Create Shelter – Leave leaf litter, build bee condos, or install birdhouses.
Did You Know? Certified Wildlife Habitats improve biodiversity and help restore ecosystems! Learn how to certify your yard with the National Wildlife Federation and support the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge.
Support conservation every day by making eco-friendly choices when you shop! Look for these labels and tools to help you choose products that are better for the planet.
Sustainable Shopping Apps
Use tools like Good On You (ethical fashion ratings) and the Sustainable Palm Oil Shopping App to make informed choices. The app helps you identify products from companies committed to certified sustainable palm oil.
Eco-Friendly Food Choices
Buy organic, locally sourced food to reduce your carbon footprint and support sustainable agriculture. When shopping for seafood, use Fish Watch to check sustainability ratings.
Waste Reduction & Composting
Reduce landfill waste by composting food scraps and choosing products with minimal packaging. Composting enriches soil and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. In New Orleans, Compost NOW offers community composting resources. You can also practice composting at home so food scraps or yard waste are turned into enriching dirt.
Look for These Certifications:
Pro Tip: Small swaps—like reusable shopping bags and compostable packaging—add up to a big impact!