Earth Day 2026 is April 22 — and PocketGlobe wants to make it unforgettable

Earth Day 2026 is on April 22

Earth Day falls on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, and PocketGlobe is turning it into the biggest shared geography moment of the year.

Earth Day has been observed every April 22 since 1970, making 2026 its 56th anniversary. It is a global event that brings billions of people together around one shared idea: the planet we live on deserves our attention and care.

For a game built around curiosity about the world, there is no better day to rally around.

Why April 22 matters for PocketGlobe

PocketGlobe is a daily geography puzzle that asks players to locate countries, cities, and landmarks on a globe. Every session is a small act of exploring the planet, which makes Earth Day a natural fit.

On April 22 we are calling on every player to:

• Open the app and complete the daily challenge
• Share their result with at least one friend
• Help introduce one new player to the game

A single day of collective play can bring a wave of new geography fans into the PocketGlobe community, and it sends a simple message: knowing the world is worth celebrating.

How to get involved

You do not need to do anything special. Just show up on April 22 and play.

If you want to go further:

• Post your score on social media with the tag #PocketGlobeEarthDay
• Send the game link to a friend who loves maps, trivia, or travel
• Challenge your group chat to beat your streak

The more people who play on Earth Day, the louder the signal that geography games belong in everyday life.

Mark your calendar

Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Set a reminder, keep your streak alive until then, and help PocketGlobe make Earth Day its biggest day yet.