Record breaking Earth Hour doesn't stop at lights-out

[Swastika Issar]

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		The biggest Earth Hour ever! And that's just the beginning... Earth Hour 2011 has reached record participation, with 131 countries and territories registered to switch off. Many countries will be officially joining in for the first time, including: Lebanon, Jamaica, Iran, Uganda, Swaziland, Tajikistan, Chad, Azerbaijan, Gibraltar, Palestine, Suriname, Uzbekistan, Trinidad & Tobago and Lesotho. Switching off the lights is just the beginning of a year-long commitment to the planet. You've already shared thousands of inspiring stories of how you are going beyond the hour but if you haven't added yours yet then do it now! And remember to share your act through your social networks or by email to help us inspire more actions for the planet.  Visit our Beyond the Hour platform To celebrate this year's unprecedented participation Earth Hour has called a Worldwide Meetup Day. So if you are getting together with fellow supporters to share your Earth Hour moment then please start a community and share your plans with us. Your event will feature on our Meetup Map.  Visit our Worldwide Meetup Day Check out the new Lights Off Twitter application and join us by turning your profile picture dark for Earth Hour. The twibbon adds the new 60+ logo and during Earth Hour the application turns off the light in your profile picture. It's a great way to help us spread the Earth Hour message. Join by going to Twibbon and selecting your time zone. Then click on the Twitter button.  Lights off on Twitter for Earth Hour 2011 We are looking forward to the biggest and best Earth Hour yet! Make sure you log on to earthhour.org on the night to see all the latest news, pictures and videos as Earth Hour progresses around the globe. And remember, we need you, our supporters, to help us capture the lights-off moment once again by posting your photos and videos to Flickr and YouTube and tagging all your tweets and blog posts #earthhour.  Find out more So have a great Earth Hour, share your stories with us, and we'll be in touch again soon to share some of the most inspiring stories and images from the night and beyond the hour.		Check out the 2011 Earth Hour Advert Our new ad is our most ambitious yet. Watch over 100 Earth Hour supporters create a human LCD to take the beyond the hour message to the world.  Watch it now Earth Hour Online You can follow Earth Hour online in many other ways. Check out our social media profiles:  Facebook  Twitter  YouTube  Flickr  Myspace  Blog  LinkedIn
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