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Connecting kids to nature through the power of stories

One Little Earth concentrates on galvanizing young people — who are the future stewards of this fragile and beautiful planet — by supporting books, films, and programs that inspire a love of and appreciation for nature. We also showcase talented authors, filmmakers, and nonprofit leaders who are creating memorable nature-focused work.

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One Little Earth is an evolution of the Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival. …

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One Little Earth creates and funds stories and programs for young people that entertain, inform, and inspire a love of nature.

Kids who spend time outdoors are healthier, happier, and more creative. Being in nature invokes feelings of awe, peace and gratitude that build a sense of belonging and even a spiritual connection with the Earth. 

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Connecting kids to nature through the power of stories 

We're doing this by:

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HELPING

to create entertaining new children’s environmental books

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DONATING

award-winning enviro-themed books to schools, libraries, and youth organizations

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SPONSORING

author visits to underserved schools

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PROVIDING

funding for schools to screen inspiring enviro film programs

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SUPPORTING

programs that give youth direct access to nature

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SHARING

info about the best enviro-themed books and short films produced each year for young people

Learn more about what we’re doing — and our plans for the future — on the OUR WORK  page. Sign up for the newsletter to stay abreast of latest projects.

Content Creation

We create, commission, and partner to produce children’s environmental books and films.

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Program Creation

We partner with nonprofits in the greater Philadelphia area to create and  support youth programs around nature storytelling and outdoor access.

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 “Facts alone can't save the world. Hearts can. Hearts must.”

—Carl Safina

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