Green for Good

Going Green for Good

Elphaba’s journey illuminates a new kind of magic: the power of doing good, for people and the planet. Explore how you can make a difference in your community today.

Plant a Pollinator Garden
Help bees, butterflies and birds thrive by planting native flowers in your yard, balcony or shared spaces. Learn more with Bee:wild.
Green Your School or Campus
Let’s work together to transform schoolyards into greener, healthier places to learn! Learn more with Re:wild Your Campus.
Green-ify Your Meals
Plant-based meals are delicious and filling – and can help heal the planet too. Learn more with Re:wild Your Fridge.

Join Elphaba and Protect Our Wildlife

Animals play such a vital role in our ecosystem, and you have the power to help protect and support them.

Wildlife sustains us.
From bees that pollinate crops to the blue whales in the oceans, every species plays an important role in keeping nature – and us – healthy.
Wildlife is in crisis.
Nearly 1 million species are at risk of extinction due to habitat loss, overexploitation, pollution, and climate change. When species disappear, so do the systems that give us food, clean water, and even the air we breathe.
Wildlife alerts us.
Keystone species, such as sharks, bats and amphibians, play an essential role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. Among them, amphibians are often overlooked, but their sensitivity to small changes in their environment makes them important bellwethers for ecosystems that may be in trouble – and 41 percent of amphibians are now threatened with extinction.

Protect threatened amphibians.

Let’s make sure our wild friends stay safe. There are many ways to help, but a few include shopping with forests in mind (buying products with FSC-certification or made with RSPO certified palm oil), eliminating insecticides and pesticides from your yard, and leaving amphibians, like frogs, alone if you come across them in the wild. Salamanders are especially vulnerable; as they breathe through their skin and touching them can cause harm.

Act for Amphibians

Search for lost species.

Join our search by sharing stories of “missing” species—from giant bees to rare birds—to inspire global support for protecting biodiversity.

Our collective actions truly matter, and when we work together, the extraordinary becomes possible.

Be Their Voice

Make your yard a wildlife corridor.

Create a safe stopover for migrating animals by adding native plants and water features to your yard. Bird or bat boxes, or hedgehog hostels can support both migratory and local species.

And if you think bats are scary – think again! Though it’s important to keep a safe distance from them, bats are in fact gentle, sociable mammals that play an important role in controlling pests, pollinating plants, and dispersing seeds.

Become Pollinator Friendly