Date: March 25, 2023

Since 2007, Earth Hour has shone a spotlight on the issues of climate change and nature loss. Earth Hour has reached over 190 countries and territories and millions of people around the globe. Earth Hour has been known for “lights off” – the symbolic event and visual signifier of collective support for action against climate change. 17 years on, Earth Hour is still pushing for action, on climate change but also other environmental issues. For Africa, Earth Hour is an important moment to highlight the importance of nature to livelihoods as well as food and energy security on the continent which is threatened by climate change.

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