Earth Day 2025 is just around the corner, and this Saturday The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is kicking things off with a free fun family event.
"The Conservancy is having its annual Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s free to the public and we typically have about 2,000 people come through," said Reneé Stoll, Director of Communications & Marketing. "We’ll have animal encounters, eco-friendly crafts, boat rides, the Super Science Show with Glen Beitman, guided Tree Walk, gopher tortoise grazing, eco puppet show, 50 local environmentally friendly vendors, and food trucks just to name some of the fun."
Good Morning GulfCoast's Jason Drew slithered in this morning to meet some snakes, Donatella the Gopher Tortoise, and some alligators. To find out more about their Earth Day celebration and all their upcoming events, visit their website at Earth Day | Conservancy of Southwest Florida
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