Environment Ohio

This Earth Day, your gift can have twice the impact for wild forests like the Tongass National Forest. Donate before midnight to get your gift matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Double your impact for forests this Earth Day Make an Earth Day donation before midnight on April 22 and your gift will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Tell the Forest Service to keep our national forests wild. Adding your name will help save our wild forests like the Tongass National Forest.

Tell the Forest Service: Keep our national forests wild You can help save towering trees. Be a guardian for our national forests: Add your name now.

Will you be a guardian for our forests this Giving Tuesday? If you give before midnight, your donation to help defend our forests will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

This Giving Tuesday, be a guardian for our forests 45 million acres of national forests are on the chopping block. Double your impact for the forests when you give before midnight on Giving Tuesday.

Our national forests are on the chopping block - 45 million acres could be opened to logging. Congress could permanently protect these forests. Tell your U.S. House rep.: Save our wild forests.

Tell your U.S. House representative to protect millions of acres of wild forest Defend 45 million acres of wild forest.

Neonicotinoid pesticides attack a bee’s nervous system, causing uncontrolled shaking, paralysis and death. And with the simple click of the mouse, Amazon will deliver a shipment of these devastating chemicals in the next day. Tell Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides:

Call on Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides Bee populations are plummeting, but Amazon could help.

Logging could soon start tearing down 45 million acres of national forest, from the Tongass National Forest in Alaska to the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. You have less than 3 weeks to speak up for our forests. Add your name.

Tell the Forest Service: Don't put millions of acres of roadless forests on the chopping block 45 million acres of national forests could be opened to road-building, logging and mining. And we only have three weeks to gather public comments.

Neonicotinoid pesticides attack bees’ brains, killing some bees outright while leaving others helplessly paralyzed or uncontrollably shaking. Target is selling these bee-killing pesticides. Take action to help convince Target to save the bees:

Tell Target: Stop selling bee-killing neonic pesticides As a major retailer, Target can set an example in bee conservation by halting the sale of neonicotinoid pesticides.

This Earth Day, we’re defending our forests from logging. Donate before midnight tonight and your gift will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Double your impact for our forests this Earth Day This Earth Day, we're defending our oldest forests from logging. Make your gift before midnight tonight and it will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.

Tell Costco: Protect the boreal forest Urge Costco not to sell paper products from critical habitat in the boreal forest.

Once bees are gone, they’re gone for good. You can’t same-day ship a new species. Tell Amazon to stop selling bee-killing pesticides today.

Tell Amazon: Stop selling bee-killing neonic pesticides Amazon can and should do its part to help save the bees. Add your name to our petition to Amazon's CEO.

We’re losing our forests. Trees are being chopped and bulldozed at alarming rates.

This Giving Tuesday, you can have an even greater impact for our forests. Donate before midnight and your gift will be matched, up to $40,000 nationwide.

This Giving Tuesday, double your impact for our forests When you donate before midnight on Giving Tuesday, your gift will be matched by generous donors.

We shouldn’t be mowing down one of our planet’s last intact forests to make decks and cabinetry. Don’t let the logging industry chop the boreal forest into 2x4s. Sign our petition to Home Depot today:

Tell Home Depot: Don’t sell wood from critical habitat in the boreal forest Don't let the logging industry chop the boreal forest into 2x4s.