The Walt Disney Company provides environmental education through its Environmentality program. Below is more information about Disney's commitment to environmental education and the Environmentality approach to its many business efforts.

Environmentality

What is "Environmentality?" At The Walt Disney Company, we believe that respect for the environment is an important part of how we do business around the world. Therefore, we have developed several environmental education programs to further respect for the environment and spread "Environmentality" throughout the world. These programs include:

Jiminy Cricket's Environmentality Challenge

Jiminy Cricket's Environmentality Challenge is a unique partnership between The Walt Disney Company and the states of California and Florida, encouraging fifth-grade students to think more about their environment and why it is "cool to care" about the earth. Read more about this environmental education program.

Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund

There are many challenges facing wildlife today, including habitat destruction, conflicts between people and animals and lack of space for both. As global citizens, The Walt Disney Company helps experts create solutions to these issues by providing some of the resources they so desperately need. The Fund was established in 1995 as a global awards program for the study and protection of the world�s wildlife and ecosystems. It provides annual awards to US non-profit conservation organizations working alongside their peers in other countries.Many of the recipient organizations concentrate their activities on �biological hotspots� - areas rich in plant and animal life at risk of imminent destruction. Since its inception, the Fund has supported more than 200 projects in 20 countries. Each project is evaluated on specific criteria, including scientific methodologies, magnitude of need, involvement of partner organizations, ability to impact an area in the near-term, and elements of public education and community involvement.  Read more about the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund

Many of the recipient organizations concentrate their activities on �biological hotspots� - areas rich in plant and animal life at risk of imminent destruction. Since its inception, the Fund has supported more than 200 projects in 20 countries. Each project is evaluated on specific criteria, including scientific methodologies, magnitude of need, involvement of partner organizations, ability to impact an area in the near-term, and elements of public education and community involvement.

DisneyHAND is the worldwide philanthropic arm of the Walt Disney Company. DisneyHAND's programs are dedicated to making the dreams of families and children a reality through focused public service initiative, community outreach and volunteerism. DisneyHAND also supports programs that foster learning and help the environment.