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Mother Earth Project

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 Inspiring Global Sustainability

The Mother Earth Project (MEP) unites people worldwide to address climate change through creativity and collaboration. By fostering responsibility and environmental awareness, we build a collective commitment to protect the planet for future generations.

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Art as a Catalyst for Change

Our projects—Parachutes For The Planet®, Mother Earth Murals, and Mother Earth Sculptures—use art as a powerful force for environmental action. These initiatives use creativity to spark dialogue, inspire hope, and amplify the global call for sustainability.

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Driving Collective Action

We activate communities to reduce their carbon footprint, advocate for eco-friendly policies, and adopt sustainable practices. Together, we’re creating a global network of changemakers dedicated to protecting the planet for generations to come.

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A Turning Point In Climate Action: The Role Of MEP In Shaping History

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Parachutes For The Planet®

Parachutes For The Planet® harnesses the creativity of communities worldwide, inviting individuals to create artistic parachutes that carry vital environmental messages and commitments. Displayed during climate events and presented to decision-makers, these parachutes amplify calls for urgent policy changes and inspire collective action.

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Mother Earth Murals

Mother Earth Murals transform public spaces into vivid declarations of environmental responsibility. Painted by local artists and activists, each mural stands as a testament to sustainability, motivating individuals to embrace eco-friendly behaviors and to advocate for a more sustainable future.

The Mother Earth Sculptures

The Mother Earth Sculpture, a five-meter-tall creation designed by Barton Rubenstein, is an enduring symbol of global solidarity in the quest for environmental protection. Debuted at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, the sculpture is installed in prominent cities worldwide, serving as a focal point for sustainability events and public gatherings.

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We have arrived at the moment where we must choose whether our generation will be remembered for ruining the planet or the one that saved it.

—BARTON RUBENSTEIN, MEP CO-FOUNDER

Act Now: Simple Steps—Big Impact!

Climate Protest

Sign the Climate Pledge

 Commit to bold climate action by signing the Climate Pledge.

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Plant Native Trees & Gardens

Improve air quality, reduce runoff, and support biodiversity by planting native trees and pollinator-friendly plants.

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Install Refillable Water Stations

Work with schools, offices, or communities to install refillable water stations to reduce plastic bottle waste.

Trash Pick-Up

Organize Neighborhood Cleanups

Rally friends, neighbors, or coworkers to clean up parks, streets, or waterways.

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Implement Permeable Surfaces

Replace concrete driveways and patios with permeable materials to reduce water runoff and replenish groundwater.

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Participate in Community Garden Projects

Gather neighbors, local businesses, or schools to create a shared composting program that feeds the garden and the community.

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TAKE ACTION COUNTEr

- Goal 50,000

 - 6 Continents

81 Countries

- 45 US States

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Mother Earth Sculpture Counter

- Goal 10

 - 6 Continents

8 Countries

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Mother Earth Mural

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- Goal 100

 - 4 Continents

- 19 Countries

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Parachute Counter

- Goal 5,000

 - 6 Continents

81 Countries

- 45 US States

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MEP Around the World

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