Past Event
Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival
Apr
23
Thu
The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival has been canceled for 2021. Please join us April 23, 2022.
Visit the Village at Squaw Valley for one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the North Lake Tahoe area. The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival is a free public event celebrating and promoting the region's unique beauty. This community event gives kids and adults the chance to learn about recycling, composting, alternative energy, and sustainability though hands-on activities everyone can enjoy. Guests can visit an array of earth-friendly educational booths to learn how to preserve and protect local and global natural resources. Young earth lovers can check out The Discovery to make upcycled crafts and learn how to be mindful of the planet. Families can get dirty in the compost zone, explore ways to recycle, learn about solar energy, and more. Throughout the day, participants will enjoy live music and fun performances.
Climate Stripes Exhibit
The exhibit we'll be displayed on the Event Plaza Stage from April 21-25, 2021
The students of North Tahoe are taking action, bringing awareness to and illustrating the increase in average temperatures around the globe. This group project in partnership with the Citizens Climate Lobby - North Tahoe and Tahoe Youth Action Team along with the Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, Tahoe Expedition Academy and Alder Creek Middle School will be creating five Climate Stripes displays to be showcased in the Village during Earth Day. The exhibit will feature information about the global and regional effects of climate change. Each school will also create overlayed timelines of the effects of human history, CO2, species extinction, and wildfires and how it relates to Global Warming.
Learn more about #ShowYourStripes
Visit the Village at Squaw Valley for one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the North Lake Tahoe area. The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival is a free public event celebrating and promoting the region's unique beauty. This community event gives kids and adults the chance to learn about recycling, composting, alternative energy, and sustainability though hands-on activities everyone can enjoy. Guests can visit an array of earth-friendly educational booths to learn how to preserve and protect local and global natural resources. Young earth lovers can check out The Discovery to make upcycled crafts and learn how to be mindful of the planet. Families can get dirty in the compost zone, explore ways to recycle, learn about solar energy, and more. Throughout the day, participants will enjoy live music and fun performances.
Climate Stripes Exhibit
The exhibit we'll be displayed on the Event Plaza Stage from April 21-25, 2021
The students of North Tahoe are taking action, bringing awareness to and illustrating the increase in average temperatures around the globe. This group project in partnership with the Citizens Climate Lobby - North Tahoe and Tahoe Youth Action Team along with the Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, Tahoe Expedition Academy and Alder Creek Middle School will be creating five Climate Stripes displays to be showcased in the Village during Earth Day. The exhibit will feature information about the global and regional effects of climate change. Each school will also create overlayed timelines of the effects of human history, CO2, species extinction, and wildfires and how it relates to Global Warming.
Learn more about #ShowYourStripes
Apr
23
Thu
Past Event
Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival
The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival has been canceled for 2021. Please join us April 23, 2022.
Visit the Village at Squaw Valley for one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the North Lake Tahoe area. The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival is a free public event celebrating and promoting the region's unique beauty. This community event gives kids and adults the chance to learn about recycling, composting, alternative energy, and sustainability though hands-on activities everyone can enjoy. Guests can visit an array of earth-friendly educational booths to learn how to preserve and protect local and global natural resources. Young earth lovers can check out The Discovery to make upcycled crafts and learn how to be mindful of the planet. Families can get dirty in the compost zone, explore ways to recycle, learn about solar energy, and more. Throughout the day, participants will enjoy live music and fun performances.
Climate Stripes Exhibit
The exhibit we'll be displayed on the Event Plaza Stage from April 21-25, 2021
The students of North Tahoe are taking action, bringing awareness to and illustrating the increase in average temperatures around the globe. This group project in partnership with the Citizens Climate Lobby - North Tahoe and Tahoe Youth Action Team along with the Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, Tahoe Expedition Academy and Alder Creek Middle School will be creating five Climate Stripes displays to be showcased in the Village during Earth Day. The exhibit will feature information about the global and regional effects of climate change. Each school will also create overlayed timelines of the effects of human history, CO2, species extinction, and wildfires and how it relates to Global Warming.
Learn more about #ShowYourStripes
Visit the Village at Squaw Valley for one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the North Lake Tahoe area. The Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival is a free public event celebrating and promoting the region's unique beauty. This community event gives kids and adults the chance to learn about recycling, composting, alternative energy, and sustainability though hands-on activities everyone can enjoy. Guests can visit an array of earth-friendly educational booths to learn how to preserve and protect local and global natural resources. Young earth lovers can check out The Discovery to make upcycled crafts and learn how to be mindful of the planet. Families can get dirty in the compost zone, explore ways to recycle, learn about solar energy, and more. Throughout the day, participants will enjoy live music and fun performances.
Climate Stripes Exhibit
The exhibit we'll be displayed on the Event Plaza Stage from April 21-25, 2021
The students of North Tahoe are taking action, bringing awareness to and illustrating the increase in average temperatures around the globe. This group project in partnership with the Citizens Climate Lobby - North Tahoe and Tahoe Youth Action Team along with the Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, Tahoe Expedition Academy and Alder Creek Middle School will be creating five Climate Stripes displays to be showcased in the Village during Earth Day. The exhibit will feature information about the global and regional effects of climate change. Each school will also create overlayed timelines of the effects of human history, CO2, species extinction, and wildfires and how it relates to Global Warming.
Learn more about #ShowYourStripes