Earth Hour 2015

28 March, 2015

Earth Hour was famously started as a lights-off event in Sydney, Australia in 2007. Since then it's grown to engage more than 162 countries and territories worldwide. Earth Hour is much more than just switching off your lights for an hour; it promotes the idea that individuals can make a difference, no matter how small or big. You can get involved in the worlds largest environmental movement by turning off your lights for an hour (or the whole night), attending or hosting one of the many events, and by making the pledge to switch to renewable energy.

Where: Everywhere and anywhere!
When: 8:30pm, Saturday, 28 March, 2015.
Click here for more info.

Earth Hour 2013

Saturday 23 March, 2013
Make a real difference this month and participate in the worldwide event that started right here in Australia!
Earth Hour is much more than just switching off your lights for an hour; it promotes the idea that individuals can make a difference, no matter how small or big. With Climate Change looming and energy costs on the rise, now is the perfect time to promote the switch to renewable energy resources and greener ways of living.
You can get involved in the worlds largest environmental movement by turning off your lights for an hour (or the whole night), attending or hosting one of the many events, and by making the pledge to switch to renewable energy.

Where: Everywhere and anywhere
When: 8:30
Click here for more information.

Switch on to renewable energy

Earth Hour has quickly become the world’s largest environmental movement, and it’s back this year with a strong message to send.

Beyond Earth Hour

As people across the globe switched off their lights for Earth Hour, some very special awards were given to those going ‘beyond the hour’.

How will you go Beyond the Hour?

Earth Hour is 8:30pm on 31st March. Arrange your celebration of the world’s largest voluntary action for the planet with 1.8 billion others by switching off your lights for an hour, then go beyond the hour.

Earth Hour reaches 134 countries

A record 134 countries and territories participated in the 2011 Earth Hour event on Saturday 26 March. Conceived in Australia five years ago, the event has become the largest voluntary action to be observed for the environment.

Earth Hour 2011

In under four short years the Australian-initiated campaign, Earth Hour, has become the largest campaign in history for the planet. It has grown from one city, one country to over 128 countries and territories in 2010, to reach over a billion people worldwide, becoming the largest voluntary action ever witnessed.