Fort Wayne Hosts Exciting Earth Day Events
Little River Wetlands Project will relocate its annual Earth Day Fort Wayne to a new site this year. Organizers chose Purdue Fort Wayne’s Environmental Resources Center at 2101 E Coliseum Blvd.
The event will be held Sunday, April 19, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. The celebration has taken place annually since 2012 and was usually hosted at Eagle Marsh.
Program and activities
- Live raptor presentations by Soarin’ Hawk Raptor Rehab.
- Hands-on activities designed for all ages.
- A 40-tree giveaway coordinated by the Tree Canopy Growth Fund.
- Educational presentations scheduled throughout the afternoon.
- Booths from local environmental organizations and sustainability partners.
- Food trucks and live music on site.
Goals and partnerships
The event aims to connect residents to local conservation efforts. It emphasizes hands-on learning, demonstrations, and community engagement.
Local environmental partners remain the event’s backbone. Sponsors include Davey Resource Group and Republic Services, and Little River Wetlands Project expressed its gratitude.
Venue and setting
The new location sits along the St. Joseph River and the Rivergreenway Trail. The Environmental Resources Center partnership offers more space for demonstrations and exhibits.
This free, family-friendly festival will feature interactive experiences that inspire stewardship. Attendees can expect expanded programming at the new site.
For more information, visit Filmogaz.com. The site contains event details and updates.
