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Earth Hour Scotland

Give an hour for Earth on Saturday 23 March 2024 and help bring our world back to life.

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What is Earth Hour

On Saturday 23rd of March at 8.30pm, join millions of people across the globe as they unite to show they care about people and the planet. 

Together, we can make a difference. Signing a petition, connecting with local nature, making your home green, protecting marine life - it all adds up.

Will you join the global movement for action on the climate and nature emergency this Earth Hour?

Activities for Earth Hour

Whether you are planning something yourself, with friends and family, or as part of a community group, local authority or business, here are some ideas for how you can give an hour for earth.

Activities for Nature

Activities for Nature

Have fun and help nature thrive in your local area. There’s plenty to get stuck into with our family-friendly activities!
Explore Seasons in Nature
Planet-friendly Recipes

Planet-friendly Recipes

Celebrate Earth Hour with tasty food, family and friends. Check out our recipes that are good for you and the planet.
View Recipes
Seagrass Spotting

Seagrass Spotting

Protect ocean habitats by spending an hour exploring Scottish coastlines and record any seagrass you spot.
Be a Citizen Scientist
Make a Lantern

Make a Lantern

Get crafty this Earth Hour and follow our video demonstration to make a lantern using recycled materials.
DIY Lantern Video
Make Your Home Green

Make Your Home Green

Looking to make your home more energy efficient? Spend Earth Hour learning about the key steps to making your home green.
Learn More
Marine Restoration

Marine Restoration

Join a Restoration Forth event before or after Earth Hour to learn new skills, meet like-minded people and make waves for a bright future.
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Switch Off

Switch Off

Turn off appliances and enjoy down time to yourself or with loved ones. You could play a candlelit board game or stargaze outside.

Liz pics produce from the farm, including squashes and carrots, with the help of a very young future farmer.
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Farm for Scotland's Future Petition

One of the most powerful things you can do this Earth Hour is to use your voice to make change and join our Farm for Scotland’s Future campaign.

1 in 9 species in Scotland are at risk of extinction, with land use being a leading cause.

We have a once-in-a-generation chance to future-proof farming for people, nature and the climate.

Sign the petition

Resources for Supporters and Partners

We’re so excited to have you join us this #EarthHourScotland! Here are some resources that you can use to celebrate Earth Hour and encourage others to take part. Simply open the resource, save the image and share.

  • Alt text: Text in the centre of the graphic reads, 'How you can give an hour for earth' Surrounding the text are six illustrations for six activities. A group of people are taking part in a litter pick. Text reads ‘Take part in a litter pick’. A star constellation. Text reads ‘Go stargazing’. A large green pan with a carrot, beetroot and tomato. Text reads ‘Cook a planet-friendly meal’. An easel with green, blue and yellow artwork. Text reads ‘Explore the Great Scottish Canvas’. A blue tit, magnifying glass
    © WWF Scotland

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  • A black flip clock style border. Inside is a photo of a the northern lights and the silhouette of a tree. Text reads 'Give an hour for earth. #EarthHourScotland. 8.30pm 23rd March. www.wwf.org.uk/scotland/earthhour'. In the background is a large 60 overlay.
    © WWF Scotland

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  • Text reads 'Earth Hour Supporter'. A white hand drawn planet earth sits on top of a curvy blue and green background
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  • A blue and green gradient background with curved shaped. Text reads, 'Join the Biggest Hour for Earth. 8.30pm 23rd March 2024'.
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  • Text reads '23 March 8.30pm' on top of a flip clock graphic. On top of a blue and green curvy background, text reads, 'Give an hour for earth'. In the bottom left corner is the website URL for WWF Scotland and #EarthHourScotland.
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