Official Earth Hour 2018 Video: #Connect2Earth

One hour on this planet, we united hundreds of supporters and worldwide networks, erased their lights and called "# Connect 2 Earth", stimulating naturally lost conversations around them I will. This may be "not to use disposable plastic", or to know where the water comes from or not to waste food. The connect2earth.org platform enables an overview of these global conversations. People are reacting to hundreds of millions of people. Individuals, companies and organizations from 188 countries and regions around the world participated in the Global Time Campaign and took actions to stop unprecedented dialogue and natural disasters. They are strongly concerned about the Earth, as people around the world impress # EarthHour, # connect 2 earth and related hash tags more than 5 billion times. The campaign started on Twitter in 33 countries - this theme and problem became mainstream

From Colombia to Indonesia and Fiji, the 2018 Earth Hour mobilizes people to cooperate in protecting forests and mangroves. In Romania, it says that hundreds of people promised to protect nature by writing symbolic characters in rivers, forests and wildlife. In Africa, 24 countries celebrate the Earth Hour and emphasize the most immediate protection challenges facing, such as access to renewable energy, freshwater resources, habitat degradation. This is the result of people, organizations, and communities gathering at community, city, country, region, and grassroots level of the world. One such global partner is the World Scout Movement. It shares its natural goals with us and global movement. The vitality and voice of the world's 50 million boy scouts helped send emotional messages to decision makers around the world. And now is the time to take natural action! More alliances, consortium, ideas are necessary

"Earth Hour" began in Sydney, Australia in 2007. In this event, 2 million houses and businesses were canceled in 1 hour to cope with this year's climate change. "Earth Hour" is a global sustainable development movement in which more than 500,000 people participate in 35 countries in 2008. Sydney Harbor Bridge, Toronto CN Tower, San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge, Colosseum, World Landmark Earth standing in the dark for an hour. In March 2009, hundreds of millions of people took part in 300 million hours.