Google Doodle Celebrates Earth Day 2016

Today, Google is celebrating Earth day by using five doodles. The Doodles showcase five biomes from around the world.  By clicking these doodles, Google by default provides some basic information about the Earth History. Earth Day was first celebrated in the year 1970, and was originally conceived by peace activist John McConnell in 1969. The day aims to raise public awareness about environmental issues.

Google Doodle Celebrates Earth Day 2016

Doodler Sophie Diao said in a blog post that;

“On a day like this, we remember and celebrate our home in this great and stunning ecosystem.”

Let’s take a look of some these doodles and see what Google is portraying on Earth day.

Google Doodle Celebrates Earth Day 2016

The Tundra has a lonely Polar Bear on an ice sheet below auroras. The doodle is highlighting the issue of melting ice.

The tundra has a lonely polar bear on an ice sheet below auroras. There is a skewed Google logo that is formed in the melting ice.

A Fox is running through the trees in a temperate broad leaf forest. The logo is formed in patches in the patterns on the trees in the foreground.

Earthday

A semi arid desert with an Tortoise (shaped in the letter ‘O’) reaching out to eat from a ‘G’ shaped shrub.

Google has played its role in making people aware of the importance of Earthday. Now its our turn to follow some important steps and play our parts.

  1. Walk to work, cycle or take public transport
  2. Use a reusable coffee cup
  3. Make sure you recycle
  4. Go paperless
  5. Take a tote bag to the shop
  6. Plant a tree
  7. Go meat or dairy free at least once a week
  8. Carry a reusable water bottle

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