In April, The Woodlands Township celebrates Earth Month with daily activities and events to honor the planet. Volunteer opportunities, educational classes, and outdoor challenges are available, from composting and gardening to birding and sustainable living. The community is encouraged to embrace Earth Day every day with simple actions to protect the environment.
Earth Day is an annual celebration on April 22nd to promote environmental awareness. A long-lasting tradition of The Woodlands Township is the annual celebration of Earth Day – which this year will be held Saturday, May 13th at Northshore Park.
Find out 8 ways to celebrate Earth Day Every Day!
Celebrating 10 years, the annual Earth Day GreenUp took place last month.
Hundreds of volunteers visited pathways, parks, and green spaces across The Woodlands to remove litter.
Learn more and find out how you can help reduce litter year round in the latest article from The Woodlands Township Environmental Services Department.
This week marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. How will you celebrate? Cake and ice cream, picking up litter, or planting a butterfly garden – all good options. For more ideas, check out the latest article from the Environmental Services Department.
17 days until the largest community wide litter clean up takes over local parks, pathways and waterways. Don’t miss out as we celebrate 10 years of greening up and cleaning up The Woodlands. Read on for more information.
“We have one Earth. We need to take care of her.”
Spoken by Senator Gaylord Nelson on the first Earth Day. 50 years later, communities across the country are still inspired by these words.
Show Mother Earth some love and register today for the annual Earth Day GreenUp.
Pledge to kick your plastic habit for Plastic-free July! Complete the online pledge form for a free stainless steel reusable straw to reduce your use and fight plastic pollution.
In the spirit of Earth Day, consider taking an inventory of how much single-use plastic you generate with a plastic footprint calculator. Plus a trick for the next time you are about to put plastic in the curbside cart – look for a neck and a number.
In the spirit of Earth Day, consider taking an inventory of how much single-use plastic you generate with a plastic footprint calculator. Plus a trick for the next time you are about to put plastic in the curbside cart – look for a neck and a number.
Sunshine, community pride and teamwork was the recipe for a record breaking GreenUp . A special thank you to all participants, volunteers and sponsors that partnered with us to remove almost 9,000 gallons of trash out of The Woodlands parks and greenways!
