Don't forget to send your friends and family Earth Day Ecards. An e-card is a nice token of friendship For Earth Day, it can also act as a great reminder to give back to the Earth that sustains us all. After all, by sending an Earth Day e-card, you won't be promoting the cutting and destruction of trees. In honor of Earth Day 2010, the website Care2.com offered to send donations to organizations for every two Care2 eCards sent via their website. Their earth Day e-cards are free and have titles like "Earth Poem," "Earth Dance," "Polar Comfort," and "Happy Kids."http://www.care2.com/send/catearthday1.html
The Nature Conservancy website at Nature.org offers a variety of nature photographs turned into free Earth Day e-cards. The images are user submitted. Those interested in creating an Earth Day e-card can upload their images to the Nature.org Flickr group and tag it according to the instructions on their website.http://support.nature.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ecard_earthday If you're looking for more great places to find free Earth Day e-cards, this page links to several places online where you can find them.
Earth Day is celebrated globally each year on April 22. When it originated in 1970, the holiday's greatest intent and purpose was to promote environmental awareness.
About Earth Day 2010
Earth Day 2010 will be celebrated on April 22, 2010. Earth Day is meant as a day devoted to raising awareness for issues that affect our planet like climate change, energy, conservation, 'green' economy, recycling, sustainable development and clean water.http://www.earthday.org/core-issues The website EarthDay.org lays out a series of goals for the Earth Day Network organization. According to the group, over 1 billion people around the world take part in various Earth Day projects and activities on Earth Day each year.http://www.earthday.org/about-us