Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
In 1972, the Apollo 17 crew captured the historic “Blue Marble” photo. Fifty‑four years later, astronauts aboard Artemis II have captured the first full‑Earth view taken by humans from deep space since the Apollo era. As the Artemis II crew makes their way home, they give us a powerful reminder of what’s possible when we come together. Our Nature Needs Us Now “The Blue Marble” PSA presents a similar hopeful picture – asking all of us to reflect on the story of our planet. It reminds us of the vital role nature plays in our lives, the challenges it faces, and how when we join together, we can do incredible things. Our health is deeply intertwined with the health of our planet. Now is the time to come together for the future of all people and the natural world we rely on. Learn more: wwf.to/4mEtqCZ.
In 1972, the Apollo 17 crew captured the historic “Blue Marble” photo. Fifty‑four years later, astronauts aboard Artemis II have captured the first full‑Earth view taken by humans from deep space since the Apollo era. As the Artemis II crew makes their way home, they give us a powerful reminder of what’s possible when we come together. Our Nature Needs Us Now “The Blue Marble” PSA presents a similar hopeful picture – asking all of us to reflect on the story of our planet. It reminds us of the vital role nature plays in our lives, the challenges it faces, and how when we join together, we can do incredible things. Our health is deeply intertwined with the health of our planet. Now is the time to come together for the future of all people and the natural world we rely on. Learn more: wwf.to/4mEtqCZ.
