Activism

On the eve of Earth Overshoot Day, Ecosia joins forces with Earth Uprising, the youth-led climate organization founded by 15-year-old Alexandria Villaseñor.

It's about creating a space that reminds you that you’re not alone.

Climate justice is about understanding the root of how systems have been constructed to disproportionately affect certain communities.

During COVID-19 the benefits of spending time in nature have become crystal clear. But it has also highlighted wide disparities. Here’s why we need to prioritize improved access and equal distribution of environmental benefits, resources and opportunities for everyone.

Ecosia stands against systemic racism and police brutality.

Can farming make space for nature? Farmer Miguel Ángel thinks it can. For his father, Miguel, this means he is now unlearning agricultural practices he has been applying for decades.

Students are studying from the safety of their home and tackling climate change at the same time.

This crisis makes clear that we can't think of ourselves as just consumers, and instead remember our most important roles as neighbors, friends, family, and citizens.

Wangari Maathai would have been 80 years old today. Learn more about her tree-planting revolution.

For International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating a few notable young women who are making history by fighting for our planet.

As Ecosia’s student ambassadors return to university for the spring, more and more academic institutions are setting Ecosia as the default search engine across campus computers.

The 23-years-old climate activist from Uganda spoke to us about climate change in Uganda, the Congo Rainforest, and being a black organizer of climate strikes.