Only nine days till Earth Day and you still haven’t made any solid plans? With so many options, that’s totally understandable! Here at GGT, we encourage anything that has to do with sustainability. Here’s your world-wide entry ticket:

Earth Day Network’s Global Events Registry allows visitors to post and search for Earth Day events around the world. Search the registry by location, date, or keyword to find an Earth Day event near you, or register your event for a chance to win an Earth Day gift package. Not sure where to start? Earth Day Network provides an event-planning toolkit.
CLICK: http://earthday.net/earthday2009

Some of us are heading over to attend the MIT Sustainability Summit, Discovering New Dimensions for Growth. You can still register and get all the info at http://sustainabilitysummit.mit.edu/

http://www.eeweek.org/ Is where you’ll find all the information you need to keep the entire family updated, educated, and completely interested for much longer than E E Week, April 12-18. Put together by The National Environmental Education Foundation.

ENJOY every day as Earth Day!

Greatgreentravel.com is compiling healthy ways to celebrate the beautiful island people of this world and their fragile cultures, wherever they may be.

At the same time we look toward June 8, 2009, formally recognized as World Oceans Day by the United Nations; this just 16 years after it was first proposed during The Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro back in 1992 by the Government of Canada. We applaud Canada for the foresight.

Since that time, Oceana, the world’s largest organization focused fully on ocean conservation, joined by hundreds of museums, conservation organizations, agencies, and supporters have worked tirelessly for this day. “Making World Oceans Day official will help us and other ocean groups to engage more people and to increase public support for efforts to reverse the declining health of marine ecosystems.” From a statement by Dan Sharpless, C.E.O. of Oceana. The full statement and more on this article appears at this CLICK: http://oceana.org/north-america