Earth Day has been held annually on April 22 since its inception in 1970.
For some, it’s a reminder that they should be better at recycling and turning off the lights when they leave a room. For others, it’s an incentive to make big changes in their life in order to benefit the planet.
For us is also a celebration of our planet’s most spectacular natural landscapes!
Mother Nature’s finest hour!
Enjoy!
The Wave, Coyote Buttes, Arizona-Utah, USA
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Svalbard, Arctic Circle, Norway
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The Himalayas, Nepal
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The Amazon Rainforest, South America
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Patagonia, Chile-Argentina
© Dmitry Pichugin/123RF
Glen Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA
© Josemaria Toscano/123RF
Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland, UK
© Aitor Muñoz Muñoz/123RF
Arches National Park, Utah, USA
© Josemaria Toscano/123RF
Canadian Rockies, British Columbia-Alberta, Canada
© James Wheeler/123RF
Scottish Highlands, Scotland, UK
© Martin Molcan/123RF
Atacama Desert, Chile
© Jesse Kraft/123RF
Moeraki Boulders, Koekohe Beach, New Zealand
© Dmitry Pichugin/123RF
The Twelve Apostles, Victoria, Australia
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Etretat, Normandy, France
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Norwegian fjords, Western Norway
© Lukasz Janyst/123RF
Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
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Abraham Lake, Alberta, Canada
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Strokkur, Geysir Hot Spring Area, Iceland
© Robert Hoetink/123RF
Chocolate Hills, Bohol Province, Philippines
© Olga Khoroshunova/123RF
Ice caves, Skaftafell, Iceland
© Anna Om/123RF