Environmental activism is the bringing together of numerous groups of people and organizations to work together in the social, scientific, political, and conservation domains with the goal of tackling environmental issues. These persons and organizations are all members of the green movement, green living, or environmental sustainability, and they all share a commitment to environmental protection and preservation. Coming up with answers to environmental problems is the most important philosophy these people have in terms of ideas. As a result, based on its description, environmental activism can be split into three categories: segmentary, polycentric, and networked. The term "segmentary" refers to a varied group of people who come together to pursue a shared goal. The term "polycentric" refers to a group's various and frequently shifting centers of influence.
