These is an hour-long event, and the purpose is to empower an interconnected global community to achieve environmental outcomes for our living planet.
The celebration has started in 2007 and after more than a decade, the world have come together every Earth Hour to support efforts to tackle climate change which remains a big challenge now a days.
Here's how the world celebrates Earth Hour 2019:
As landmarks across the globe switch off for #EarthHour we hope it inspires you to join the movement and #Connect2Earth with us. Lights out on 30 March at 8.30 pm your local time! pic.twitter.com/riFPXx0fXU— WWF 🐼 (@WWF) March 30, 2019
Asia now passing the baton off to #Europe Are you ready to switch off for nature and join millions around the world in celebrating #EarthHour? Let's do this! #Connect2Earth pic.twitter.com/acpNEih0QO— Earth Hour (@earthhour) March 30, 2019
Live from Tetouan Morocco : Earth Hour pic.twitter.com/Gt2qaFC37P— AMEE (@AMEEOFFICIEL) March 30, 2019
— UP Los Baños (@UPLBOfficial) March 30, 2019
Lights out in 30 mins UK! Switch off for #EarthHour & tell us what you do to protect our shared home 💪🌎 https://t.co/kO7Gobm3qv pic.twitter.com/kNi4SuFqpa— Earth Hour (@earthhour) March 30, 2019
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