EarthX 2025 Unveils Stellar Lineup of Speakers: Petraeus, Eisenhower, Skunk Baxter and More Join the Environmental Conversation

EarthX, the leading environmental organization, has announced a star-studded speaker lineup for its 14th annual Earth Day Celebration and Congress of Conferences in Dallas, Texas. The event, taking place from April 21-25, 2025, will feature a diverse array of global leaders and changemakers tackling the latest environmental solutions. From military strategist Gen. David H. Petraeus to renowned musician Skunk Baxter, the speakers represent a broad range of expertise and perspectives, promising engaging discussions and insightful perspectives on the future of our planet.

HH Global Marks Earth Day with Global Initiative to Support Environmental Projects

HH Global reaffirmed its commitment to environmental protection by launching an internal initiative supporting vital ecological projects around the world. This initiative empowered colleagues to donate to one of four carefully chosen projects in their region. The campaign received enthusiastic participation and additional personal contributions, demonstrating the power of collective action and the impact small actions can have on environmental issues.

Glencoe Beach and Robert Everly Wildflower Sanctuary Get a Clean-Up for Earth Day

Glencoe Beach and Robert Everly Wildflower Sanctuary were revitalized on Earth Day, April 20, thanks to diligent volunteers who dedicated their time to cleaning up the area. The event commenced at 10 a.m., organized by the Glencoe Sustainability Task Force and the Friends of the Green Bay Trail. Despite the chilly temperature of 40 degrees, volunteers enthusiastically collected debris for two hours. Nate Van Allen, Glencoe Park District’s special events coordinator, reported that Glencoe Beach volunteers gathered 106 pounds of trash last year, while Everly volunteers collected 103 pounds. This year’s notable find was a 50-pound metal pole discovered at Glencoe Beach by Highland Park siblings Sean and Jack Collins. The event also featured educational activities, including beekeeping information from Erika Doroghazi and bird nest buffet tube assembling with Meridith Clement and Dorr St. Clair of the Friends of the Green Bay Trail.

Evanston Ecology Center Marks Golden Anniversary with Groundbreaking and Earth Day Festivities

The Evanston Ecology Center celebrated its 50th anniversary with a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, April 19th, and an Earth Day Fest on Saturday, April 20th. The groundbreaking commemorated the beginning of a renovation project that will enhance the center’s facilities and make it more environmentally sustainable. The event featured speeches from city leaders, including Mayor Daniel Biss, and highlighted the center’s history of environmental education in the community. The Earth Day Fest offered a variety of activities for all ages, including nature crafts, games, and educational exhibits.

Free Trees Available for Pickup at Freeport Library

Preordered trees are now available for pickup at Freeport Community Library until April 27th. The library will be distributing over 100 white cedar saplings, making this year’s tree giveaway the largest since the program’s inception two years ago. The program, in partnership with Neighborhood Trees, aims to provide children with native saplings and foster environmental stewardship. Over 900 organizations nationwide participate in the program, with plans to distribute over 67,000 saplings to children in North America this year.

Earth Day: Kendall Jenner and Salma Hayek Celebrate Sustainability

On Earth Day, celebrities Kendall Jenner and Salma Hayek have shared their commitments to sustainability. Jenner, through her tequila brand 818, emphasizes the importance of Earth-friendly practices in all aspects of its operations, from agave cultivation to bottle production. Hayek, on the other hand, expressed her love for the planet through a heartfelt message and a photo of herself embracing a tree.

Earth Day 2024: Nilgiris Organizations Unite to Address Environmental Challenges

Various non-governmental organizations, including the Garden of HOPE Trust, JCI Kotagiri, Rotary, Lions, and others, came together to celebrate Earth Day 2024 in Udhagamandalam. The event focused on raising awareness about pressing environmental issues, particularly plastic pollution, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. The organizations collectively appealed to the Nilgiris district administration to regulate vehicle entry in order to preserve the ecology, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the quality of life for residents.

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