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Earth Day 2021: Celebs do their bit as Love Island’s Lucie Donlan scrubs beach and AJ Pritchard urges fans to help out
A HOST of celebrities are do their bit for Earth Day 2021 – with Love Island’s Lucie Donlan scrubbing the beach and Game of Thornes Maisie Williams urging fans to get involved.
Earth Day has rolled around once again as people across the globe celebrate and raise awareness for protecting the planet.
Lucie Donlan shared a snap of her cleaning up the beach in Newquay[/caption]
With a theme of Restore Our Earth in 2021, organisers and scientists across the world are calling for people to rally online to help fight issues facing the world.
A string of famous faces are using their platforms to raise awareness about climate change.
The reality star stressed the importance of everyone playing their part to “make a difference even if it is small”.
Love Island star Lucie Donlan, 23, got her hands dirty as she picked up litter from a beach in Newquay, Cornwall.
Maisie Williams wore a slogan t-shirt saying ‘choose Earth’[/caption]
The surfing pro took to social media to share a snap of her picking up rubbish.
The TV star wrote: “Happy Earth Day! 
“As you all know I’m very passionate about what we all have in common, the earth.
Samia Longchambon embraced the countryside on her day off[/caption]
“This quote really spoke to me, because although it’s not always possible to live 100% sustainably I feel that together we can make a difference though making small changes and responsible choices in our day to day lives.
“If we all adopt this mindset potentially we can have a huge impact not just to our own surroundings but also globally! What changes are you making today?”
The media influencer was flooded with comments from fans praising her for getting involved, with one writing: “You’re an actual angel. Every small difference can result in one big one.”
Lucie’s fellow Love Island boyfriend Luke Mabbott also commented: “Proud of you lady.”
AJ Pritchard shared a stunning snap of a blossom tree[/caption]
Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams urged people to “choose Earth” because it’s essential for the future of the planet.
The actress, 24, made her statement clear by sharing a photo of her wearing a slogan t-shirt reading “choose Earth”.
Alongside the photo she wrote: It’s Earth Day 
“My friends over at Choose Love have launched a campaign raising desperately-needed funds for the incredible Brazilian indigenous leaders dedicating their lives to protecting the rainforest from destruction.
He told his fans that he ‘loves where he lives’ to celebrate the planet[/caption]
“This work is a vital part of the battle against climate change and is essential for the future of our planet. Protect our planet
Choose Love
Coronation Street’s Samia Longchambon enjoyed the glorious weather and indulged in a countryside walk with her husband Sylvain.
The 38-year-old soaked up the sunshine telling her fans that it was the best way to spend the day.
She wrote: “Sunny countryside dog walk with a stop off for a pub lunch.. can’t think of a nicer way to spend today 
Laura Whitmore shared a throwback snap and an open letter[/caption]
Meanwhile, ex Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard, 26, embraced his glorious surroundings by sharing a stunning snap of a pink blossom tree.
The I’m a Celeb star posted the candid pic of him staring at the cherry tree, writing: “Everyday is Earth Day 
The simple picture evoked a flurry of comments from fans who shared their favourite things about Spring.
One fan posted: “Gorgeous. We’re lucky enough to live on a cherry tree lined road and the blossom is stunning right now.”
Elsewhere Love Island host Laura Whitmore, 35, stripped it back to the bare essentials in her latest Instagram post.
The Love Island host pledged to always do ‘better’ to protect the earth[/caption]
The new mum shared a throwback snap of her wearing a black one-piece swimsuit standing next to an outdoor swimming pool.
The TV host urged her followers to “be kind to the earth” and pledged that she will also try to do “better” in an open letter.
Laura wrote: “Happy Earth Day
“Enabling us to survive with your resources, even though things have begun to crack.
Ferne McCann said she’ll be planting a tree to mark the annual event[/caption]
“But now it’s our turn to be kind to you. Not just take and enjoy the view.
“So I pledge to do better and help you thrive and keep you turning so you can keep all creatures great and small alive. Love Laura x”
Former Towie star Ferne McCann also shared a clip early this morning to mark the occasion.
The reality star told her fans that “we need to take small steps to look after out planet”.
The reality star gave fans a glimpse of her huge garden[/caption]
Ferne gave her fans a glimpse of her huge garden at her Essex farmhouse and said that she plans to plant a tree today.
She said: “Morning guys, Happy Earth Day. What a beautiful morning it is. Literally today I don’t know too much about Earth Day but I guess it is a chance to the best you can, to go green and give thanks.
“You guys know I’m into my recycling, today is my recycling day and I am going to do it with absolute pride. I think we might plant a tree.
“In all seriousness it’s pretty amazing when you stop and think about it, everything our mother earth does for us. We need to take small steps to look after our planet.”
The ex Towie star urged her fans to ‘take small steps to look after the planet’[/caption]
Earth Day is designed to increase attention on environmental issues and ways that can help prevent ecological problems.
Their website states: “[Our] mission is to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide.”
It adds: “Our world needs transformational change. It’s time for the world to hold sectors accountable for their role in our environmental crisis while also calling for bold, creative, and innovative solutions.
“This will require action at all levels, from business and investment to city and national government.”
Earth Day is an annual event to raise awareness of climate change[/caption]
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The day is celebrated by an estimated one billion people around the world across more than 190 nations.
It has now gone on to become a globally recognised event, after initially being created with the purpose of teaching environmentalism.
The event draws in top environmentalists and scientists with the aim of making Earth a better place.
