Holiday celebrations in the workplace are a great way to break up the monotony of the work week. Earth Day allows us to celebrate the beauty of our planet while actively working to preserve that beauty for future generations. So utilize Earth Day as an opportunity to do some good. Make today a print-free work day. Have a waste-free lunch. Telecommute and cut down on your daily vehicle emissions. And above all, don’t forget to take a moment to step outside and bask in the splendor of our green earth.

1. EARTH DAY
QUOTES
12
TO CELEBRATE MOTHER NATURE

2. "The good man is the friend
of all living things."
"A true
conservationist is a
man who knows
that the world is
not given by his
fathers, but
borrowed from his
children."
— John James Audubon

3. "The earth is what we all have in
common."
— Wendell Berry

4. "The good man is the friend
of all living things."
— Gandhi

5. "Forget not that the earth
delights to feel your bare feet,
and the winds long to play
with your hair."
— Kahlil Gibran

6. “Nature,
to be commanded,
must be obeyed."
— Francis Bacon

7. “Keep close to Nature’s
heart… and break clear away,
once in awhile, and climb a
mountain or spend a week in
the woods. Wash your spirit
clean.”
—John Muir

8. — Thomas Fuller
"He that plants trees
loves others beside
himself."

9. "The environment is where we
all meet; where all have a
mutual interest; it is the one
thing all of us share."
— Lady Bird Johnson

10. "Nature does
not hurry, yet
everything is
accomplished.”
— Lao Tzu

11. "Look deep into nature, and then
you will understand everything
better." — Albert Einstein

12. — Jackie Speier
"Every day is Earth
Day, and I vote we
start investing in a
secure climate
future right now."

13. “You cannot get
through a single day
without having an
impact on the world
around you. What you
do makes a
difference, and you
have to decide what
kind of difference you
want to make.”
—Jane Goodall

14. Trying to figure out how to 'go
green' for Earth Day? It's as simple
as telecommuting. Check out our
blog for more tips on going green
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