Clean Earth Challenge


The National Wildlife Federation and Johnson Outdoors have teamed up to inspire people to get outdoors and take simple conservation actions to help clean up our planet.

Since 2022, over 15 million pieces of trash and debris have been collected, that otherwise would have littered our beautiful land, oceans, and waterways. This pollution has a devastating effect on the health of our ecosystems, wildlife, and our communities. By taking the Clean Earth Challenge, school communities can help improve the health of our environment. Learn how your school can earn the Clean Earth Challenge badge for 2027!

2027 Eco-Schools U.S. Clean Earth Challenge Badge


   

Clean Earth Challenge Campaign Overview


Login to the Eco-Schools Certification Application (ECA), and add the Clean Earth Challenge action card to your action plan. Completing the action card includes:

  • Signing up for the challenge
  • Setting a goal for the campaign
  • Collecting trash and debris
  • Measuring and reporting your impact

September - May

Classroom activity guides for K-2, 3-5, and middle and high school are available within the Clean Earth Challenge action card, and can be accessed by logging in to the Eco-Schools Certification Application (ECA).

  • Share your impact! Share your Clean Earth Challenge actions by tagging @EcoSchoolsUSA on Facebook and @NWFEducation @EcoSchoolsInt on Instagram #ComeCleanforEarth #SDG11 #SDG12
  • Your school may also be selected and featured across our national and international community!