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Earth Day 2025, observed on Tuesday, April 22, carries the theme “Our Power, Our Planet,” emphasizing the importance of renewable energy and environmental stewardship Treasure Coast. Martin County, with its rich natural landscapes and commitment to conservation, offers numerous opportunities to honor this day meaningfully.​ Participate in Local Earth Day Events Earth Day Celebration at The Children’s Museum of the Treasure CoastJoin an engaging event featuring interactive activities designed to educate children and families about environmental care. The celebration runs from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on April 22 at the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast.​ Earth Day at Possum Long Nature CenterEnjoy a serene stroll through the nature center and receive a complimentary basil “wee planter” to cultivate at home. The event is scheduled from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM on April 22. Learn more at Audubon of Martin County. Earth Day Celebration at Florida Oceanographic Coastal CenterEngage with naturalists, participate in guided walks through mangrove and seagrass habitats, and explore the Gamefish Lagoon. Activities occur throughout the day on April 22. Find additional details here. Earth Day Celebration at Boys & Girls Club of Martin CountyParticipate in a community soccer tournament, enjoy food from local vendors, and

Mark Your Calendar for these May Events around Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown areas. Updated by Chris Murphy The month of May is full of fun and exciting events all across Greater Williamsburg. Whether you’re searching for family-friendly events, food and drink events, live music or free festivals, you’ll have plenty of options to choose. Be sure to pick up a goWilliamsburg Visitors Guide for even more events happening throughout the year. Ongoing – June 22: Busch Gardens Food & Wine Festival Flavors are in full bloom this spring as Busch Gardens’ Food & Wine Festival returns on Thursdays through Sundays from April 24 – June 22 plus Memorial Day. Explore over 150 international flavors at eighteen themed food and beverage locations throughout the park, including NEW menus inspired by Poland and China. With over 80 NEW specialty menu options, and exclusive wine and liquor tastings, every visit offers a new adventure for culinary explorers. Embrace your taste for thrills on The Big Bad Wolf: The Wolf’s Revenge when it opens this spring. Then enjoy NEW live entertainment, award-winning shows, and world-class attractions as you journey through Virginia’s largest spring food and wine festival, only at the World’s Most Beautiful Theme Park. May 3: Blues, Brews & BBQ

This post was originally published on this siteApril is Earth Month, and here in Indian River County, it’s the perfect time to head outside and enjoy all the natural beauty this area has to offer. With spring in full swing, you’ll notice an increase in wildlife activity—nesting birds, curious baby animals, and a fresh burst of energy from our local ecosystems. Whether you’re out on the water, exploring a trail, or simply soaking in a sunset, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and do your part to protect them. Eco-Adventures on the Water Eco-tourism plays a big role in what makes Indian River County so special. It’s easy to enjoy outdoor adventures while being mindful of the environment. A great place to start is the Indian River Lagoon—one of the most biologically diverse estuaries in North America. Take a paddleboard tour with Paddles by the Sea, book a guided kayak excursion through the mangrove tunnels with the Environmental Learning Center, or hop aboard a scenic river cruise with Captain Hiram’s to experience the water in a way that’s both fun and environmentally friendly. Explore Trails, Preserves, and Wildlife Safely If you prefer to keep your adventures on solid

This post was originally published on this siteLeave the screens behind and celebrate National Park Week in West Virginia! Set aside some extra time from April 19 – 27, 2025 to slow down and appreciate the jaw-dropping natural beauty all around us. Itching for more of a fast-paced adventure? No worries, we have that too! New River Gorge National Park and Preserve West Virginia is home to one of America’s newest national parks, the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Spanning more than 70,000 acres, this park is overflowing with stunning views, unique lodging options and one-of-a-kind outdoor recreation opportunities. Famously known for its award-winning whitewater rafting, the New River Gorge boasts both heart-pounding Class IV rapids and family-friendly floats. Other adventure options include hiking, mountain biking, fishing, kayaking, rock climbing, chasing waterfalls, zip lining, horseback riding, and more. Don’t miss strolling along the structural beams of the New River Gorge Bridge – 851 feet above the New River with a Bridge Walk tour. A unique belay system keeps you harnessed at all times while your guide educates you on the history of the New River Gorge. Enjoy this West Virginia-exclusive adventure. Stay overnight at one of the area’s