Earth Guardian Crews are youth-led groups of mobilized leaders ready to take action in their communities
Crews are the heart and soul of the Earth Guardians movement – starting a crew is a powerful way to have a direct and meaningful impact on your community while representing the larger global shift.
Thinking about starting a crew or ready to join one?
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Earth Guardians Crew Calls
Our Global Crew Calls help connect the crews, answer questions, facilitate space to talk about global Earth Guardians projects and meet other leaders in the movement! They are a space for Earth Guardian from all over the world come together to connect and collaborate! These calls have been incredibly inspiring thus far and we are stoked to see the powerful actions that will come from these conversations.
Other crew resources and ways to take action!
We are excited to announce an amazing partnership that will allow crews to take action in new and exciting ways. Click the button below to check out some cool ways to take action with your crew!
Meet some of our Earth Guardians Crews!
We are excited to introduce our incredible Earth Guardians Crews, which are growing in number every day! Stay tuned as we continuously add to our powerful global network.
Crew News
If you are interested in writing a blog post for the Earth Guardians website about your crew, please submit your writings, photos, and ideas and we will work with you to get your blog post published!
Take a look at some recent entries:
Are you registered to vote in the next election? Are you excited to use your voice in the upcoming midterm election and beyond? We want to feature YOU in our #WeRiseWeVote social campaign to encourage and support young voters in the U.S. Elections!
Now through July 4th, send in your original artwork, inspired by the ocean and how you feel about plastic pollution - don't forget to include a straw!
The incredible youth leaders of Earth Guardians Bhutan planted 200 trees on Earth Day, commemorating people around the world in an act of solidarity. The participants jubilantly planted trees at the College of Natural Resources, covering 1.8 square kilometers with young saplings.