Disney is once again putting the spotlight on our planet.
As part of its annual Earth Month celebration, Disney and National Geographic have announced a new lineup of content and initiatives designed to highlight conservation, storytelling, and global impact. Here’s what’s been revealed for 2026.
The Walt Disney Company has announced its Earth Month 2026 celebration, led by National Geographic, continuing its global campaign focused on environmental storytelling and conservation.
The initiative builds on Disney and National Geographic’s ongoing “ourHOME” campaign, which aims to inspire audiences to connect with and protect the natural world through content and experiences.
Throughout April, the campaign will include a mix of:
- New documentary releases and programming
- Streaming collections on Disney+
- Digital and experiential activations
- Spotlights on global conservation efforts
A key component of this year’s celebration is new content tied to Earth Day (April 22).
Disney+ is set to debut new nature-focused programming, including the original film Orangutan, which will provide a closer look at wildlife and environmental challenges.
In addition to new releases, Disney+ will feature a curated Earth Month collection, bringing together National Geographic series and Disneynature films that highlight ecosystems, wildlife, and environmental storytelling.
Beyond streaming, the campaign also emphasizes Disney’s broader environmental efforts.
The company continues to support initiatives through the Disney Conservation Fund, which has contributed to conservation projects and community programs around the world.
Earth Month programming will also extend across multiple Disney platforms, including television networks and digital channels, reinforcing the company’s cross-platform approach to storytelling and awareness.
The Earth Month campaign has become an annual initiative for Disney, combining entertainment with environmental messaging to reach a global audience.
For 2026, the focus remains on using storytelling to highlight both the beauty of the planet and the importance of protecting it—while encouraging viewers to engage with conservation efforts in their own communities.
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