Empowering Fiji With The Power of the Crowd
Earth Hour Fiji was all about empowerment. It was celebrated through empowering the communities of Mali Island and providing them with continuous access to clean drinking water. In this way, islanders of Mali, north of Vanua Levu, can become resilient against the impacts of climate change. They can also bring to life the spirit of "going beyond the hour" and harnessing the power of the crowd.  Fundraising platforms used in this campaign are two-tiered. Corporates were invited to raise funds within organisations, adding on to proceeds from a special fundraiser “Earth Hour Candle Light Dinner” on the night itself. The dinner had the President of Fiji, Mr. Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, as the Guest of Honour.

Awesome before and after shot of the Houses of Parliament in London! Do share your photos with us by tagging us at @earthhourofficial. ;)

© Ash Knotek / WWF-UK 

Romania Lights Up the Dark 
The main Earth Hour event in Bucharest, Romania, took place in the popular park, Herastrău, with a crowd of over 7,000. Keeping with their theme of sharing their energy with nature and generating energy with exercise, Earth Hour Romania ambassador Zoli Toth and fitness coaches led members of the public on various workouts and treated them with a spectacular drum and fire show.

Earth Hour Jamaica Goes Beyond the Hour!
Earth Hour Jamaica hopes to go Beyond the Hour by educating students from primary and secondary schools in climate change both on a global scale as well as how climate change is affecting the island directly.

Earth Hour in Macedonia (FYROM)! 
Earth Hour in Macedonia (FYROM) was celebrated in a number of locations, with events catering to each location organised by Red Cross volunteers. The biggest event on the night will be a flash mob "in the dark" with glowing effects on the Macedonia Square, Skopje. Apart from Skopje, other cities, landmarks, and 3 UNESCO landmarks were expected to go dark in the city of Ohrid.

Powering up the Planet in Spain
Earth Hour Spain was celebrated in various cities, centered on the main event in Oriente Square in Madrid. The event involved a cycling competition with bicycles powering renewable energy. Before the hour itself, a massive Zumba dance class engaged participants in a dance for the planet. About 200 cities across Spain celebrated the hour this year, including Barcelona, Sevilla and Bilbao. 

Brandenburg Gate Goes Dark! 
Check out this shot of the Brandenburg Gate powering down for #EarthHour 2015! Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will also be participating in the lights off alongside 200 other landmarks throughout Germany.

Image © Robert Guenther

In addition to community-led events throughout Korea, Earth Hour will officially be celebrated in Seoul Square, through a carbon neutral event with unplugged entertainment and candlelit celebration ending with a fun-filled flashmob, to be organised in partnership with Seoul Metropolitan Government.

The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vienna switches off for Earth Hour!

Watch the Colombia 110KW Marathon in real-time! Cheer on the participants as they test physical resilience and spread awareness on building resilience against the impact of climate change by taking on an experiential climate change trail.

Going the Distance with Earth Hour Malaysia
Several events happened in Malaysia for Earth Hour, including Earth Hour Night Walks around Georgetown (UNESCO World Heritage Site) in Penang, and in Sunway Selangor, where purchase of the walk packs (which includes special Earth Hour Night Walk T-shirts) and other merchandise will go towards funding WWF-Malaysia’s conservation efforts. Here's a shot of the night walk starting off at the Sunway Pyramid!

The Hong Kong Skyline Goes Dark! 
(From left to right) The Bank of China, Cheung Kong Centre, HSBC, Standard Charted buildings in Hong Kong before and after lights out.
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Earth Hour in New Caledonia
Nouméa, the Capital city of New Caledonia, celebrated Earth Hour at the Place des Cocotiers, a historic landmark in the city. This formation was made with local beeswax candles! Beautiful, isn't it? :)

Putting Their Best Foot Forward in Madagascar
Lacking stable access to electricity and energy, Madagascar brought Earth Hour celebrations earlier into the day. The main event in Antananarivo saw 300 people marching from the National Assembly point to the Municipal stadium.  

KENYA: Pre Earth Hour 2015

Riding on the recent legislative success from last year's #WelshWish campaign,Wales getting ready for #EarthHour 2015!

FIJI celebrates Earth Hour 2015!

Australia, New Zealand! How are you celebrating ‪#‎EarthHour‬ 2015 at 8.30pm? Tell us about your plans and inspire the world!

Counting the hours to #EarthHour 2015? Watch this year's official campaign video to keep the energy going! #YourPower

Earth Hour Has Officially Begun!
‪‎Earth Hour‬ 2015 has officially begun, and Samoa is the first country to celebrate! Stay with us on our live page over the next 24 hours as we bring you updates from all over the planet! What will you be doing at 8.30pm? :)