Faith and Climate Change | Caring For Creation Today

27 Saturday Sep 2025

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A multi-faith based group encouraging discussion and action at the local, national and global level.

We inspire our communities to act on one of the greatest moral challenges of our era: climate change. Blessed Tomorrow is by people of faith, for people of faith, offering ideas, tools, and language that are familiar, compelling. Through Blessed Tomorrow, faith leaders work to reach 100% clean energy, prepare for a changing climate, and engage their communities, while maintaining the distinct voices of their traditions. Contact our Program Director, Rev. Carol Devine, to learn more or explore a partner role. Blessed Tomorrow and its partners agree to this Vision, Principles and Commitment Statement for climate solutions, action, and advocacy.

Visit the web site for more:

https://blessedtomorrow.org/

Environment for the Americas

10 Friday Jan 2020

Posted by RichardB in Americas, discovery, Environment, Justice, poverty, Social Science

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Americas, Bird, Environment, Migratory

Environment for the Americas was created as a result of International Migratory Bird Day’s success. Created in 1993, the celebration has grown to become much more than a one day event. Over 450 events are now hosted from South America to Canada, materials are available year-round, and other projects and programs have been developed to increase bird conservation education.. As a result of Bird Day’s growth, sponsors could no longer house the program. In 2006, formal steps were taken to create a 501(c)(3) organization to provide a permanent home for Bird Day and other exciting efforts. That organization is Environment for the Americas (EFTA)! Today, EFTA works with partners and programs throughout the Western Hemisphere.

EFTA GOALS
At EFTA we strive to make bird conservation education available throughout the Western Hemisphere.

Our Goals are to:
•Create the framework educators need to host bird-focused programs, events, and festivals;
•Develop education materials about birds and their conservation;
•Serve as a network for the exchange of information about successful bird conservation education programs;
•Motivate the public to become involved in bird conserva