Earth Day is an annual event celebrated worldwide on April 22 to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote environmental protection. It was first observed in 1970 in the United States, inspired by the environmental movement that emerged in response to widespread pollution and ecological disasters. Over the years, Earth Day has evolved into a global event, involving numerous countries, organisations, and individuals in various environmental initiatives. Today, Earth Day focuses on pressing environmental concerns such as climate change, plastic pollution, and biodiversity loss, encouraging people to take collective action towards a sustainable future.
Participation in Earth Day can take many forms, including small home projects such as creating a herb garden, picking up litter, planting trees, etc. The motto is: Everyone can contribute!
We aim to showcase our planet's incredible beauty and diversity and its weather by encouraging our meteoblue users to share captivating photos of weather-related phenomena. This can include anything from a pristine night sky, stunning sunsets, vibrant rainbows, and intricate cloud formations to mesmerizing foggy scenes.
We will reward the top three photographers and their exceptional images with a 12-month point+ subscription. The winning photos will also be featured on our website and social media channels.
With point+, you gain access to highly accurate meteograms, extensive weather maps, and specialised weather data tailored to various sectors, such as aviation, astronomy, agriculture, outdoor sports and others, all without advertisements.
To enter our contest, please submit your most captivating weather photos to [email protected] by Sunday, April 23, 2023. We look forward to your contributions, capturing fascinating weather phenomena from around the globe!
