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50 Earth Day Puns To Use As Instagram Captions

“You keep me grounded."

by Kaitlyn Wylde and Carolyn Steber
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Earth Day puns to use as Instagram captions.
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Earth Day is one of the most important holidays on the planet — pun fully intended. It rolls around every year on April 22 and gives you a chance to wear green, appreciate plants, and celebrate the environment.

To fully embrace the day, there are plenty of ways to take action to protect Mother Earth. You could pick up litter at your local park, plant seeds or trees, volunteer in a community garden, call your state’s representatives to talk about the climate, show extra support for sustainable companies, and of course, you can always go all out on social media to spread a positive message.

To raise awareness on Instagram, go through your camera roll and find all your best nature pics. It could be photos from your recent trip to a National Park, snapshots of your plant babies, or pictures of the spring flowers blooming along your street. Before you hit post, don’t forget a punny Earth Day joke or a cute Instagram caption to go with it.

Everyone knows that the caption is often the most difficult part of sharing something on social media. While your picture catches someone’s eye, the caption is like the icing on the cake, especially if it’s funny and even more so if it sends a message.

Earth Day is, after all, all about spreading awareness about ways to save and protect the planet. So, for your Instagramming pleasure, here are 50 Earth Day captions and puns to rock your social media game.

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Punny Earth Day Captions

  • "May the forest be with you."
  • "Shout out to the Earth — you keep me grounded."
  • "I’m a big fan of wind farms."
  • "Go short tree, it's your Earth day. We’re gonna party like it’s your Earth day."
  • "Why do we only celebrate Earth Day once a year, when we celebrate Sun-day once a week?"
  • “Let’s make sure the Earth is never too hot to handle!”
  • "Keep the Earth clean... it's not Uranus."
  • “I love the Earth. It’s so well-rounded.”
  • "Happy bEARTHday, I hope your celebration is out of this world!"
  • "I don't want to trash talk, but if you don't recycle, you're a waste."
  • "I love you to the moon and back.”
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  • "Live, laugh, lava."
  • "Thanks, Earth, you rock <3”
  • "The Earth is a really space-cial place."
  • "Some Earth Day puns are really terra-ble."
  • "Be-leaf it or not, today is a great day to do your part.”
  • "Don't let your Earth Day be anticlimactic! Take action today.”
  • “Do something astronomical today!"
  • "I don't want to be too sappy, but happy Earth Day.”
  • “Don’t forget to plan-et your Earth Day celebration.”
  • “Don’t be trashy. Save the planet.”
  • “The way the Earth rotates makes my day.”
  • “I am soy grateful to be here.”
  • “Why are recycling bins so optimistic? Because they’re full of cans.”
  • “I can’t be-leaf I just planted a tree.”
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Cute & Meaningful Instagram Captions

  • “Our planet. Our future.”
  • “Tree hugger vibes.”
  • “Save the seas, trees, and the bees.”
  • “Let's clean up our act — and the planet.”
  • “Did you hug a tree today?”
  • "There is no planet B."
  • “Earth Day: Do it for the turtles!”
  • “Time spent in nature is time well spent.”
  • “Keep calm and save the planet.”
  • “Because Earth needs a glow-up.”
  • “You grow, girl.”
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  • “Earth: You only get one copy.”
  • “Decorate the earth with more trees today.”
  • “Pick up someone's trash today.”
  • “Small changes = big difference.”
  • “Respect your mother.”
  • “Leave it better than you found it.”
  • "Earth Day means the world to me."
  • “Together, we can be the change we wish to see on the planet.”
  • “Make yourself at home… but also clean up after yourself!”
  • “Be a force of nature.”
  • “Green is my favorite color.”
  • “Word to your Mother Nature.”
  • “Breathe out and make a tree happy.”
  • “Plant trees, ditch plastic.”

This article was originally published on April 18, 2018.

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