Deepen your connection to our planet with apps that help you live more sustainably and learn about the Earth and its stewards.

Famed conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall shares her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees—and suggests ways you can protect the planet—in her MasterClass series.

Rebel Girls’ immersive audio stories for kids profile a number of environmentalists, including Xiye Bastida, who at the age of 17 led the first global youth strike for climate justice.

In the social network app Voiijer, scientists, explorers, and enthusiasts explore questions like “What’s the best way to offset climate change?” and “How does scientific tourism support research in Antarctica?”

Whether you’re planning a backpacking adventure, discovering tide pools, or aiming to be in tune with the sun, use these apps to explore the great outdoors.

Curious about the birds and plants around you? Lean on these apps to expand your knowledge—and connect with others who share your interests.

Khan Academy’s Climate Project lessons explain the science and history behind climate change, decarbonization solutions, and more.

Read (or listen to) Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass, which details how Indigenous wisdom can redefine our connection with nature, or check out Rebecca Solnit’s A Paradise Built in Hell, which explores how people have found solidarity after natural disasters.

Explore ways to offset your carbon footprint, recycle properly, eliminate food waste, and more.

Research shows plant-based diets reduce water pollution and climate-heating emissions. Try the recipes in these apps to get more fruits and vegetables on your plate.

The anthology series Extrapolations—starring Meryl Streep, Daveed Diggs, Gemma Chan, and many others—follows the interconnected lives of characters who have been affected by our changing planet.

In the documentary The Ants & the Grasshopper, the Malawian farmer Anita Chitaya journeys to the U.S. to advocate for tangible change for the planet. Or hear from activists like Greta Thunberg, climate researchers, and Indigenous voices in The Magnitude of All Things. Both titles are streaming for free in Tubi.

Make purchases that are better for the planet with these apps.

Snag your next favourite sweater through these second-hand shopping apps.

Tend to a garden. Learn facts about flora and fauna. Fight to save your family from a climate catastrophe. Play nice with the planet in these eco-conscious favourites!

Environmental stress and grief can be hard to navigate. Lean on these journalling apps to check in with how you’re feeling and contextualize your emotions.

Make space for your emotions with meditations like “Navigating Through World Events” in Calm.

Or listen to “Managing Climate Anxiety” in Headspace if you need an extra dose of support.