This hands-on event features a variety of fun and meaningful projects—perfect for anyone who enjoys getting their hands dirty (or wearing gloves!). Earth Day – Desert Defenders Event at Estrella...
Help NASA-supported researchers study wildlife conservation from wherever you are. All you need is curiosity. Featured Project: Snapshot Wisconsin During this virtual event, you’ll explore trail camera photos and classify the...
Join University Sustainability Practices and SRP for the free ASU Earth Day Walk at Mountain America Stadium. This unique celebration of sustainability includes a three lap walk around the stadium...
Join us in the Children’s Garden for fun and educational outdoor activities in celebration of Earth Day! Wednesday, April 22nd from 9am-1pm. HANDS-ON PROGRAMS INCLUDE: Compost Corner – Explore the world...
Stop by Goodyear’s Water, Recycling, and Environmental team's table to say hello and discover how the City -and you as a resident- are critical in keeping our community and earth...
The Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory® invites you to celebrate Earth Day by exploring the future we build. Since 2021, GFL has served as Arizona State University’s hub for Earth Day....
Celebrate Earth Day by learning about one of the world's most interesting ecosystems! We will discover the different ocean animals and plants living in coral reefs and use our knowledge...
Help scientists identify as many animals as possible in camera trap images. This event is a part of "Acts of Science: Connected," which will bring us all together in April...
Celebrate Earth Day by helping scientists monitor wildlife! In this hands-on event, you’ll explore trail camera photos and help classify the animals you see. Your contributions support a NASA-supported research...
This is a live, interactive Acts of Science connected event delivered by scientists and SciStarter educators. Featured Project Participants will identify animals in camera-trap images from real wildlife research projects....
Participants will identify animals in camera-trap images from real wildlife research projects. These observations help scientists monitor biodiversity and support conservation research worldwide.
Celebrate Earth Day with a creative, hands-on activity! Kids will make their own Mason Jar Beehives while learning why bees are so important to our planet. This craft introduces young...
Come and celebrate Earth Day with us. We will learn some gardening techniques. Plant a sunflower seed in a pot for you to take home. All materials provided