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Ecochallenge.org
Ecochallenge is a platform to educate, entertain, and engage the community on ways to drive sustainable habits.
About Ecochallenge.org
Our Vision. We believe in a better shared future, one with fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink, and a stable climate to live in. Our Model for Change. And we believe that our individual behaviors are pivotal in creating this world, one that is realized by the collective impact of everyday people raising voices and taking action. Our Approach. We believe in solutions. Through our Ecochallenge Platform and Discussion Courses, we connect you with research-backed actions and with fellow humans who want to take these actions with you. We show you how our collective behavior — and your personal transformation — connect with something big, shared, and better. Our Commitment to Justice & Equity. Our solutions-focused work encompasses upholding and revitalizing just and equitable systems. We know a better shared future can only exist when we hold in earnest all inhabitants on this dot we call home. Together. We are connecting the dots between our actions, our impact, and our will to create significant global change. Each time our dots are connected, we take another step forward, toward our better shared future. So here we are. Let’s begin. Ecochallenge.org is a registered DBA of Northwest Earth Institute, a 501c3 nonprofit organization founded in 1993.
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Research & Knowledge
Ecochallenge.org published a newsletter exploring the science of behavior change and how it helps bridge the gap between knowing and doing.
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Presence & Recognition
Ecochallenge.org hosted the 2025 EarthMonth Ecochallenge, bringing together 10,731 participants from across 78 countries to complete over 4,800 actions.
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Presence & Recognition
Ecochallenge.org hosted a conversation featuring Ecochallenge Co-executive Directors Lauren Watkins, Ph.D. and Brooke Tully, and board member T'Noya Thompson, PhD, to explore the science behind behavior change and how small, actionable steps, social support, and a little fun can help turn good intentions into lasting habits.
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