2. WHAT IS EARTH HOUR ABOUT? At 8.30pm on Saturday 28 March 2015, hundreds of millions of people across the globe will switch off the non-essential lights of homes and businesses for one hour. Earth Hour is a moment to bring voices together, celebrate your achievements and be inspired to do more. It could be a time to announce what you've achieved for the planet, or a time to launch a campaign for the year ahead. Either way, if you can define how you are going to use Earth Hour and what outcome you can achieve through collective action then you are well on your way.

3. Globally, Earth Hour 2014 was the biggest year yet, spanning over 7,000 cities and towns and 162 countries and territories. Some 60 countries have taken the movement well beyond the hour to deliver real, tangible environmental outcomes - such as changing legislation to protect forests and seas, banning plastic bags or installing solar powered lighting and fuel efficient stoves in villages. In 2015, our efforts in Bermuda will be focused on engaging the community and encouraging as many individuals and organizations to get involved. We know the largest grassroots environmental movement in the world has the power to create substantial outcomes - and we invite you to join us in our efforts to effect positive change in our beautiful island home. “Together, we can all turn the inspiration of one hour, into the actions of every hour…” What are you going to do this year to support Earth Hour in Bermuda?

4. ABOUT EARTH HOUR Started in Sydney, Australia To make a stand against climate change Bring people together through a symbolic hour-long event STAGE 1 Galvanise people into taking action beyond the hour STAGE 2 Create an interconnected local community that shares the mutual goal of creating a sustainable future for Bermuda STAGE 3

5. Bring people together through a symbolic hour-long event STAGE 1

9. Galvanise people into taking action beyond the hour STAGE 2

13. ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES

15. Create an interconnected local community that shares the mutual goal of creating a sustainable future for Bermuda STAGE 3

16. Race Committee Ashley Gillis Ian Hind (COH) Tanya Corbridge (WFP) Keith DeSilva (Bda Timing) Curtis Charles (Public Works) Jamil Rahemtula (BELCO) Lyndon Raynor (BPS) Production Eugene Dean Tanya Corbridge (WFP) Andrew Packwood JP Rouja (Look Bermuda) Lamone Woods (Ch. 82) Lights Out Zoe Mulholland (COH) Derika Furbert (BELCO) Otis Nolan (COH) Corp. of St. Georges (TBD) WEDCO (TBD) BLDC (TBD) Sponsorship Gordon Johnson Eugene Dean Sakeena Talbot Business Participation Paul Wilson Jessica Hollis (WFP) Kanderee Burgess (BCC)  Retailers  Restaurants  Hotels Promotions Sakeena Talbot Lynniece Nesbitt-Garnett (SDD) Public Relations Carrie Thatcher (BCB) Gordon Johnson Eugene Dean Harry Masters Community Engagement Aran McKittrick (DoE) Eugene Dean Chris Backeburg Tara Cassidy Website / Social Media Steve Skowyrski SaBryah Seymour Harry Masters COUNCIL MEMBERS

17. Volunteer Opportunities Earth Hour Ambassadors

18. Those interested in business participation will be expected to perform the following duties: Visit businesses one by one in specified areas to discuss Earth Hour Share info about how they can participate in Earth Hour & the 5K Glow Fun Walk & Run Get relevant contact names and numbers for follow up Speak to the business or facilities manager about turning lights out during Earth Hour Have them sign a register to confirm participation or that they have been informed Those interested in school participation will be expected to perform the following duties: Speak to school principals and other relevant staff about Earth Hour Share info about how they can participate in Earth Hour & the 5K Glow Fun Walk & Run Arrange an assembly for a brief presentation to the staff and student body Get relevant contact names and numbers for follow up Speak to the school custodians about turning lights out during Earth Hour Have them sign a register to confirm participation or that they have been informed OTHER OPPORTUNITIES: Race Marshalls, Late Registration, Race Package Organization, Race Package Distribution, Setup Crew, Clean-up Crew, Special Effects Crew

19. Business Participation Earth Hour Supporters

20. HOW TO PARTICIPATE AS A BUSINESS Switch off non-essential lights on Saturday 28 March 2015 at 8:30pm. Make sure non-essential lights in your buildings, facilities and signage are switched off during Earth Hour from 8:30pm to 9:30pm on Saturday 28 March 2015. For larger buildings, plan ahead with facilities and building managers to manage the logistics of switching off non-essential lighting for Earth Hour – including decorative lights – in and around your properties. Go beyond the hour with your organization and business practices. Earth Hour is not just for one hour, the point is to go beyond the hour. That means making a commitment to a continual change throughout the year that reduces your impact on the environment, culminating in a celebration of your commitment to a more sustainable future for Bermuda during Earth Hour.

21. To help you begin, here are some ideas: Speak to your marketing department about sponsoring Earth Hour this year or one of Greenrock’s other community projects close to your strategy and heart, which also provide great exposure for your brand. To learn more about these opportunities contact Gordon Johnson at info@greenrock.orginfo@greenrock.org Join us during Earth Hour with your family at Waterfront Properties for the 5K Glow Fun Walk & Run or enter a Glow Team. Register @ www.racedayworld.comwww.racedayworld.com Set up a Green Team or elect Earth Hour Superheroes for your business. Their job will be to ensure lights are out and appliances are off standby at the end of each working day. Turn off lights after hours in your offices and business facilities or install motion-sensor lighting Install energy saving lights bulbs and devices (e.g. timers on lighting)

22. Minimize printing and photocopying Encourage staff to print out documents and emails only when it is absolutely necessary Turn off printers, computers, monitors, microwaves and coffee machines at their respective power points at the end of each day or when unused for long periods (this could shave off 5% of your electricity bills) Provide recycling facilities and encourage staff to use them Involve your staff in everyday change and inspire them to do more for the planet in the workplace and at home Join the Greenrock Green Building Forum or connect with them and ask how they help business, industries and groups change their practices to be more sustainable. Also find out what efforts you can adopt to tackle climate change. For more info, please contact Bryan Adams at greenoffice@greenrock.orggreenoffice@greenrock.org

23. Sponsorship Corporate Partners

24. Sponsor Benefits Earth Hour Host The Host will have their logo displayed on all official documents and press releases. They will receive logo recognition on print advertising, the earthhour.bm website, signage at the event and in a special thank you ad after the event. They will be recognized as the host on radio adverts and also benefit from being mentioned as the host throughout the event. Earth Ambassador Earth Ambassadors will receive logo recognition on print advertising, the earthhour.bm website, signage at the event and in a special thank you ad after the event. They will be recognized as sponsors on radio adverts and also benefit from mentions as an Earth Ambassador throughout the event. Earth Sustainer Earth Sustainers will receive prime name recognition on the earthhour.bm website, signage at the event and in a special thank you ad after the event. They will also receive mentions as an Earth Sustainer throughout the event. Earth Steward Earth Stewards will receive logo recognition on the earthhour.bm website, signage at the event and in a special thank you ad after the event. They will receive name recognition on print advertising and also benefit from mentions as an Earth Steward throughout the event. Earth Gardener Earth Gardeners will receive name recognition on the earthhour.bm website, signage at the event, and in a special thank you ad after the event. They will also receive mentions as an Earth Gardener throughout the event.

25. Corporate Partners BUTTERFIELD & VALLIS BERMUDA COMMERCIAL BANK ORBIS ARIEL RE PWC XL GROUP OIL GROUP

26. Government Partners DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY BERMUDA POLICE SERVICE

27. Non-Profit Organizations

28. JOIN US! TOGETHER WE MAKE A GREAT TEAM.