Celebrate Earth Day with eco-friendly games

Learn about ecosystems and environmentalism with these fun games for Earth Day.

Fight against climate change in this hands-on strategy card game. Each card has an impact on your overall carbon emissions and environmental impact, and it’s up to you to find the balance between industry, ecosystems, humans, and scientific discovery. Leverage your resources and watch in real time as your choices affect the fate of the world.

Take bird-watching to the next level in this single-player educational simulation game. Embark on conservation quests across the United States, Canada, and Japan and collect information cards on the various species you find. Don’t forget to take in-game photos and create an album of all the local bird species you discover.

Explore iconic Australian landscapes while rescuing injured animals. As a park ranger, you are tasked with searching for wildlife and nurturing them back to health in your sanctuary. Once the animals are healthy, release them back to their natural habitat and upgrade your park ranger’s license to unlock new areas and explore the beauty and diversity of Australian flora and fauna.

Head outside for a multiplayer adventure game you can play in your own backyard. Photograph local wildlife to earn rewards while learning about the ecosystems around you. You can also join a clan to work with people around the world to identify diverse wildlife. Add new species to your collection to earn rewards while exploring the outdoors.

Save the Earth one plastic bottle at a time with this marine conservation game. Collect trash from the ocean and employ volunteers to help in your environmental cleanup missions. The more you recycle, the more your conservation efforts grow, as you protect the oceans and the sea animals living there.

Build beautiful gardens in this relaxing yet competitive design game where you can put together lush, luxurious landscapes and vote on your favorites. Not only will you learn about the beauty and diversity of different plant species in your virtual outdoor paradise, but you can also make a difference in the natural world around you.