Natalie Portman Was in an Environmental Pop Group as a Kid -- Watch the Adorable Throwback Clip!

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Long before her acting career, Natalie Portman was belting out pop medleys for a good cause!

The Jackie star recalled her time in a childhood pop group on Wednesday's Late Late Show With James Corden, describing it as "an environmental singing group ... The Earth Patrol Kids."

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"There were, like, eight people who would come in and out. We would perform at, like,... Earth Day," the 35-year-old actress continued. "I was really dorky, OK?"

And of COURSE, host James Corden was able to dig up some old tape of Portman and the band, which was as adorable as it was eco-conscious -- and young Portman had pretty good pipes too!

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Watch the sweet throwback below.

"I see the great plains, rolling meadows, filled with corn and grass and wheeeat!" she sang. So cute!

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Meanwhile, this year, Portman has gone from saving trees to getting her first Christmas tree.

Watch the video below for more.

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