HIstory Of Earth Day For Kids

Earth Day is an event that happens every year on April 22 — a day when people all over the world celebrate our planet Earth and talk about the importance of protecting its nature. But do you know how Earth Day came to be? Let's take a trip back in time and explore the history of this important day.

The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970. It was organized by a U.S. senator named Gaylord Nelson, who was concerned about the impact of pollution on the environment.

Senator Nelson wanted to create a national day of awareness about the environment, and he thought that a "teach-in" would be the perfect way to do it. He enlisted the help of a man named Denis Hayes, who was a student at Harvard University, to help organize the event.

The first Earth Day was a huge success. People all over the country took part in rallies, speeches, and other events to raise awareness about environmental issues.

Since then, Earth Day has grown into a global event, with millions of people participating in activities and events every year. 

The truth is, this is an important date because our planet is facing some serious environmental challenges. Climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction are just a few of the issues that threaten the health of our planet and the creatures that call it home.

But Earth Day gives us an opportunity to come together and take action. Whether it's by planting trees, cleaning up a local park, or learning about ways to reduce our carbon footprint, we can all make a difference.

So, this Earth Day, let's celebrate the beauty and wonder of our planet by remembering that every day should be Earth Day. At Kvaroy Arctic, we have committed to doing our part to protect the world’s oceans for generations to come. Check out our sustainability page to learn more about everything we do.