Celebrate Earth Day 2008 
 
 
People everywhere are preparing to celebrate Earth Day – and the vast natural power of Earth's biodiversity – on April 22. Join us in spreading the word: Saving and conserving forests can slow climate change.
 
 
A 38-year-old tradition, Earth Day is no passing fad. But what does it mean?
 
Small change can make a big difference. On April 22, for every Starbucks card purchased, CI will receive a 5-cent donation. Join us in celebrating responsible sourcing coffee at Starbucks and learn more. 
 
Costa Rica has reversed its legacy of deforestation and is beginning to benefit from the economic value of its ecosystems. Led by the pioneering work of Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, Costa Rica is taking advantage of its natural biodiversity.
 
 
Gorillas in the Democratic Republic of Congo are a threatened species. But the Tayna Gorilla Reserve and the Tayna Center for Conservation Biology are protecting the habitat of gorillas and training future conservation officers in how to manage protected areas.
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climate

Working to secure a stable global climate.

fresh water

Understanding and protecting the sources and flows of fresh water.

food

Ensuring nature's ability to provide food for human needs.

health

Minimizing environmental pressures on human health.

cultural services

Valuing the role of nature in human cultures.

Biodiversity

Safeguarding the unknown and as-yet undiscovered benefits that nature provides.