This document provides an overview and schedule of events for Earth Day Texas 2016, which will take place from April 22-24 at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. The multi-day event will feature over 1,700 exhibit spaces from environmental non-profits, businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies. It will also include speakers, workshops, films, music, food, and interactive experiences around sustainability and environmental issues.
Restoring Lives, Transforming Landscapes: The Green House Program at Rikers Island Jail
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For more information, Please see websites below:
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
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Increase Food Production with Companion Planting in your School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
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Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
For more classes visit
www.snaptutorial.com
ENV 100T Week 1 WileyPLUS Weekly Exam
In this graded assignment, you are assessed on the content covered in this weeks’ readings, activities, and assignments. To help you prepare, it is recommended that you first complete this week’s Learning Path and Self-
Restoring Lives, Transforming Landscapes: The Green House Program at Rikers Island Jail
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For more information, Please see websites below:
`
Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214
`
Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079
`
Free School Gardening Art Posters
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159`
`
Increase Food Production with Companion Planting in your School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440
`
Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110
For more classes visit
www.snaptutorial.com
ENV 100T Week 1 WileyPLUS Weekly Exam
In this graded assignment, you are assessed on the content covered in this weeks’ readings, activities, and assignments. To help you prepare, it is recommended that you first complete this week’s Learning Path and Self-
The Arts on Farms and in Farm-Based Education workshop addresses traditional and developing relationships between the arts and farming,
supporting educators looking to incorporate the arts into their farm or garden-based teaching. We will start with reflection about the arts in relation to farming, move into a discussion centered on specific art-farm initiatives and finish with an art activity that can be easily adapted for any group of learners.
This presentation previews the 2016 World Conservation Congress - #IUCNCongress – and sets out goals by which to measure the event in terms of open access, remote participation, responsible travel, attention to Indigenous Peoples and local engagement. This is a work in progress. Comments are welcome and so are embeds, likes, clips and shares.
http://planeta.wikispaces.com/iucn2016
Videos
IUCN
https://youtu.be/_1Ax8iEWj1Q
This is the presentation created for the public forums, the first was held back in July and more will be coming up this winter. The ideas for the aquarium are all tentative and have been gathered through discussions with future stakeholders as well as comments posted to our Facebook page.
Museums and Climate Change: Creating a Sustainable Path ForwardWest Muse
The collective response of our society to climate change will be one of the defining issues of this era. From strategies to improve the environmental performance of facilities to making a difference globally through programs such as We Are Still In, this session will explore the issues surrounding climate change and provide insights on how museums of all varieties can contribute to bringing positive change to their organizations and communities through interpretation and demonstration.
1. APRIL 22-24 • 10 AM - 6 PM • FAIR PARK • FREE • EARTHDAYTX.ORG
The place where environmentally conscious organizations, businesses, institutions, you, and
your friends and family get together to celebrate the Earth and create sustainable solutions to
make a difference today, tomorrow, and every day thereafter.
EVENT GUIDE
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THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN EDTx 2016
TRAMMELL S. CROW
FOUNDER
JERRY L. HESS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
CONTENTS
OUR MISSION
Each year, we consider ourselves fortunate when our indomitable
commitment to spreading the word about Earth Day Texas results in
40-percent growth in the number of exhibiting organizations.
Since our first event in 2011, broad-spectrum participation has been
the primary focus of Earth Day Texas. The reason is simple: We
may be able to interest everyone in conservation and sustainability
if organizations that are meaningful to everyone are present to
personalize the importance of conservation and sustainability.
This year, Earth Day Texas will have 771 environmental nonprofit groups,
government agencies, businesses, and academic institutions furnishing
1,731 exhibit spaces with their distinctive contributions to conservation
and sustainability. A partial list of new participants includes:
5 Gyres, 20th Century Fox, Asia Pulp and Paper, Ben & Jerry’s, BEST Robotics, Billions
in Change, Captain Planet Foundation, Carbon War Room, Colorado River Land Trust,
Columbia University, CPS Energy, The Dallas Morning News, Environmental Media
Association, FIRST®
in Texas Foundation, Gap Inc., GE Water and Process Technologies,
Georgia Aquarium, Huawei, IBM: Smarter Cities, International Paper, Kellogg Co.,
LEGO®
Build the Change, Nestlé Waters, Pratt & Whitney, Rainforest Trust, REI, The
Ritz-Carlton, Sabin Metal Corporation, Schneider Electric, Sierra Nevada, Stanford
University, Surfrider Foundation, The Trust for Public Land: Climate-Smart Cities™,
U.S. Air Force, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of State: Fishackathon,
UNICEF, UNICOR, University of California Los Angeles, University of Tulsa, U.S.
Department of Agriculture, and The Walt Disney Company.
The three-day event starts strong Friday, April 22, with exhibits,
speakers, student field trips, and the E•Day Conference, where
environmental and business leaders from 345 additional organizations
host meetings, conferences, continuing education workshops, and
special events.
Ted Roosevelt IV, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Dr. Katharine Hayhoe,
Karenna Gore, and Space Architect Constance Adams are just a few
of the leaders and luminaries who will address the audiences at Earth
Day Texas each day. The NASA Inflatable International Space Station,
LEGO®
Build the Change, Tree Climbers International, and E-Bike
Test Track are just a few of the interactive experiences that will create
excitement throughout the weekend.
Celebrated Texas artists will play music by the west side of the
Esplanade near the Sustainable Beer Garden and Local Food Market
curated by Untapped Beer Festival and Savor Dallas. Film will also be
well represented as the Environmental Media Association brings to
Dallas celebrities and filmmakers for the EMA | EDTx Celebrities for
Change Fundraising Gala and EMA | EDTx Eco-Film Series.
We would like to express our gratitude to those who make it possible
to hold an environmental event that offers something sustainable for
everyone. We look forward to seeing you at Earth Day Texas 2016!
Each April, Earth Day Texas
hosts the world’s largest public
exhibition devoted to environmental
stewardship, where attendees come
together for breakthrough hope
and discovery about how best to
achieve a world of sustainable
balance. The event is a platform that
brings businesses, environmental
organizations, academic institutions,
and government agencies together
to positively inspire people to think,
live, and work sustainably.
2016 Sponsors
Event Overview
Event Programming
Workshop Schedule
Friday Activities
Speaker Schedule
Green Speaker Series
Eco-Film Series Schedule
Music Series Schedule
KERA Family Zone
Event Maps
E•Day Conferences
Additional Programming
Exhibitors: By Department
EMA | EDTx Celebrities for
Change Gala
Exhibitors: Alphabetical
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EVENT OVERVIEW
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR EXHIBIT SPACES
AND EVENT PROGRAMMING
A. EMA | EDTx Eco-Film Series
(Women’s Museum)
B. National Parks Centennial Celebration
(The Campground Stage on Marine
Square)
C. EDTx Music Series (Fountain Plaza)
D. Science on a Sphere (Centennial Hall)
E. Fishackathon (Centennial Hall)
F. Centennial Hall Speaker Stage
G. Savor Sustainable Food Market
(Esplanade, Centennial Hall)
H. Untapped Sustainable Beer Garden
(Esplanade, Automobile Building)
I. Keynote Stage (Esplanade)
J. Automobile Building Speaker Stage 1
K. Automobile Building Speaker Stage 2
L. Volunteer Check-In (Centennial Hall,
back entrance)
M. Tiny House Village (Court of Honor)
N. Yoga in the Park (Lawn of the Hall of
State)
O. Workshops (Outside Grand Place)
P. KERA Family Zone (Court of Honor)
Q. Tree Climbers International
(KERA Family Zone)
R. Grand Place Speaker Stage
S. Tower Building Speaker Stage
T. LEGO®
Build for Change (Food & Fiber
Building)
U. Recycling Robots Challenge
(Tower Building)
V. The NASA Experience
(Tower Building)
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M.L.KINGBLVD.
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GURLEYAVE.
1STAVE.
1ST AVE.
1ST AVE.
PARRYAVE.
MAINENTRANCE
STAGE COURT
OFHONOR
MAINENTRANCE
WASHINGTONAVE.
COTTON
BOWL
PLAZA
NIMITZDR.
ATTENDEE PARKING
MAINENTRANCE
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E-BICYCLE TEST TRACK
E-WASTE RECYCLING
FOOR & FIBER
BUILDING
TOWER BULDING
HALLOFSTATE
AUTOMOBILE BUILDING
CENTENNIAL HALL
ESPLANADE
GATES 5 & 6
MAGNOLIA
LOUNGE
GRAND PLACE
EMBARCADERO BUILDING
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EVENT PROGRAMMING
FESTIVAL INTERACTIVE
SAVOR FOOD GARDEN
Locally sourced food and healthy,
delicious meals that are good for
you and the planet.
ECO EXPO
Visit more than 1,700 exhibit
spaces to learn from renewable
energy pioneers, innovative
green businesses, outspoken
conservation advocates, and
many, many more.
NASA EXHIBIT
Be an astronaut for a day in this
interactive exhibit.
TREE CLIMBER’S
INTERNATIONAL
Learn how to climb trees
rope-and-harness style with
professional instructors on the tall,
historic oaks at Fair Park.
LEGO®
BUILD THE CHANGE
During this three-day building event,
children will be inspired to build their
version of a more sustainable future
using millions of LEGO®
bricks.
LIVE LOCAL MUSIC
Local Texas artists will take the stage
to provide hours of entertaining
music all weekend long.
UNTAPPED SUSTAINABLE
BEER GARDEN
Making a difference can start
with having a responsibly brewed
craft beer.
KERA FAMILY ZONE
Inspire the inner explorer,
scientist, artist, and gardener in
your child at the KERA Family
Zone!
CREATURE TEACHER
Meet animals like kangaroo, giant
tortoise, python, lionhead rabbit,
chinchilla, even tarantulas!
ELECTRIC BIKE TEST DRIVE
Test drive an electric bike, and you
might find your new favorite way
to get around.
MOBILE DAIRY CLASSROOM
Milk a cow in the Southwest Dairy
Farmers exhibit space.
LUNG FORCE WALK
Organized with the
American Lung Association,
walk this 5K for lung and women’s
health everywhere!
EMA| EDTx ECO-FILMSERIES
Watch powerful environmental
films and meet the directors,
producers, and stars.
TINY HOUSE VILLAGE
Ten tiny houses will open their
doors for tours in the first-ever
EDTx Tiny House Village!
FEATURING THE POPULAR
A BED OVER MY HEAD
PRESENTED WITH
THE ENVIRONMENTAL
MEDIA ASSOCIATION
SUPPORTED BY
DFW CHILD MAGAZINE
SUPPORTED BY
ARBORILOGICAL SERVICESPRESENTED BY
THE CROW COLLECTION
P. 30 P. 26
P. 22
P. 31
P. 50
P. 28
P. 48
P. 48
SATURDAY
ONLY
YOGAINTHEPARK
Bring your yoga mat for
meditation, a discussion
of the importance of
thoughtful movement,
and a one-hour yoga class.
SUNDAY
ONLY
P. 10
6. 8 9
PRESENTED WITH THE U.S.
STATE DEPARTMENT & UNT
INNOVATION GREENHOUSE
ART
WASHED ASHORE
SCULPTURES
These giant sculptures of marine
life are made from salvaged ocean
plastic pollution.
JOHN ALEXANDER
POSTER SIGNING
Receive an Earth Day Texas 2016
commemorative poster signed by
the artist.
SEBASTIAN COPELAND
ICEBERG PHOTOGRAPHY
Come see breathtaking
photographs by the polar explorer,
award-winning photographer,
author, public speaker, and
environmental activist.
THOMAS KINKADE PRINTS
You can purchase a special, limited-
edition Thomas Kinkade-EDTx
print featuring landscapes of our
national parks.
EMA| EDTx CELEBRITIES
FOR CHANGE GALA
For this ticketed
fundraiser, Hollywood
is coming to Dallas
and talking about how
filmmaking and art can
help change the world.
CONSERVATION
THROUGH THE LENS
This art exhibit will tell the story of
reforestation in East Texas.
PRESENTED WITH
TEXAS CONSERVATION
ALLIANCE
FRIDAY
ONLY
EDUCATIONAL
FISHACKATHON
Registered students will use coding
and computer science to devise
solutions to problems facing the
world’s fisheries.
SCIENCE ON A SPHERE
This state-of-the-art spherical
device designed by NOAA
scientists allows you to see the
Earth as if from outer space.
SOLAR CAR CHALLENGE
High school teams display the
solar-powered cars they built
from scratch.
GREEN LIBRARY
Check out new and classic
environmental reads.
GREEN SPEAKER SERIES
Expert speakers and panels will
talk about everything from electric
cars to bee pollination.
OMNIGLOBES
The ever-popular OmniGlobe
displays allow you to control
advanced weather simulations.
HSROBOTICSCOMPETITION
The FIRST and BEST robotics
teams will show off their recycling
robots.
GREEN TOY BOOTH
Find toys that are eco-safe,
eco-educational, and endless
amounts of fun!
TEXAS DISCOVERY
GARDENS
Play with butterflies at the Texas
Discovery Gardens, which will be
open during EDTx!
NATIONAL PARKS
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Come celebrate the parks with
real park rangers, family
activities, and outdoor fun all
weekend long.
PETITION PAVILION
Ready to take action on an issue
that affects our environment?
PRESENTED WITH THE
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA
ASSOCIATION
EVENT PROGRAMMING
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P. 44
P. 18
P. 46
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DO GOOD &
HAVE FUN
E-WASTE RECYCLING
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Drop off your old electronics
at the Commodity Recycling
Solutions exhibit at Gate 2
when you arrive at Earth
Day Texas! Commodity will
be accepting electronics,
computers, laptops, cell
phones, flat-screen monitors
only, small personal and
household appliances,
entertainment equipment,
VHS and DVD systems, cables,
wires, remote controls,
all computer peripherals,
exercise equipment, washers
and dryers, and dishwashers.
Basically all items that operate
via an electrical current.
Call Commodity Recycling
Solutions at 817.300.6958 if
you are unsure.
RECYCLE REVOLUTION
STATIONS
Recycle Revolution is
changing the way we think
about garbage. At each
entrance to EDTx, there
will be a recycling station
manned by experts to help
you learn about responsible
recycling and composting.
Recycle Revolution’s mission
is to create a world with zero
waste. With their help, you
will get that much closer
to achieving that goal for
yourself.
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Workshops will be on topics
like Edible Landscapes,
Composting, Rain Barrels,
Native Plants, Low-Sunlight
Plants, and Lawn Maintenance.
There are so many tips if you are looking to apply
sustainable principles at home and in the garden!
SATURDAY
LANDSCAPING WORKSHOPS
PRESENTED BY
TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
OUTSIDE GRAND PLACE
Learn how you can save seeds
from plants and vegetables to
grow the seedlings in your own
home or garden. You don’t
need to be an agricultural
expert to start harvesting your own seeds and
growing your own plants!
SEED SAVING WORKSHOP
PRESENTED BY
BRIM SEED CO.
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
OUTSIDE GRAND PLACE
This hour of wellness presented by Equinox will
feature a facial yoga session and runner’s stretch
clinic, giving facial and leg muscles much-
needed love and attention.
FACIAL YOGA AND RUNNER’S STRETCH CLINIC
PRESENTED BY
EQUINOX
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
LAWN OF THE HALL OF STATE
Learn how to make seed balls using milkweed
and wildflower seeds, compost, and clay. This
activity is fun and the end result will help protect
pollinators like monarch butterflies and bees!
SEED-BALL MAKING WORKSHOP
PRESENTED BY
THE GREAT SEED BOMB
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
OUTSIDE GRAND PLACE
SUNDAY
10 AM: Meditation led by Muza Rinpoche (Buddhist
professor, Drepung Loseling Monastery, India).
10:30 AM : Panel discussion facilitated by Crow
Collection of Asian Art Executive Director Amy
Lewis Hofland with Buddhist Professor Muza
Rinpoche, Dallas Yoga Center Owner David Sunshine, and University
of Dallas cognition and neuroscience doctoral student Ariel
Ketcherside.
11:30 AM: Yoga class presented by the Dallas Yoga Center.
YOGA IN THE PARK
PRESENTED BY
THE CROW COLLECTION OF
ASIAN ART
10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
LAWN OF THE HALL OF STATE
8. 12 13
STUDENT FIELD TRIP DAY
The best way to learn is
by doing. Earth Day Texas
provides interactive learning
opportunities through its
Friday field trip program.
During these trips, children
of all grades can explore
everything from ecology to
architecture while interacting
with high-level experts.
Students on these field
trips will be able to hear
addresses from renowned
climate scientists Katharine
Hayhoe, PhD, and Jennifer
Vanos, PhD; build cities out
of LEGO®
bricks; learn how
wildlife habitat is affected by
climate change; explore higher
education and career paths;
and much more!
FRIDAY ACTIVITIES
E•DAY CONFERENCE
On Friday, April 22, EDTx
will host the second annual
E•Day Conference. This day
of programming is specifically
designed to engage business,
civic, and community leaders in
conversations about building a
sustainable future. The E•Day
Conference will feature captivating speakers, meetings hosted by
leading organizations, and specialized networking opportunities.
ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPATING INCLUDE:
• American Institute of
Architects Dallas
• Cattle Barron’s Ball
• Conservatives for Responsible
Stewardship
• Dallas Center for Architecture
• Dallas Festival of Ideas
• Dallas Independent School
District
• DCCCD – Cedar Valley College
• Environment Texas
• Future 500
• National Wildlife Federation:
South Central Regional Center
• North Central Council of
Governments Planning and
Public Affairs
• North Texas Master Naturalists
• Peloton Real Estate Partners
• Society of Environmental
Journalists
• Rocky Mountain Institute
• Texas Renewable Energy
Industries Alliance
• Texas Tech University – College
of Arts & Sciences
• Texas Trucking Association
• University of Texas at Arlington –
College of Architecture
• Urban Land Institute of
North Texas
• U.S. Green Building Council
North Texas
• World Affairs Council of
Dallas / Fort Worth
SEE P. 42 FOR SELECT CONFERENCE DESCRIPTIONS
9. 14 15
AUTOMOBILE BUILDING 1 AUTOMOBILE BUILDING 2 EMBARCADERO BUILDING ESPLANADE
11:00AM KATHARINE HAYHOE &
JENNIFER VANOS
KEYNOTEADDRESSTO DALLAS-AREA
STUDENTS
11:15AM
11:30AM
11:45PM
12:00PM
12:15PM
12:30PM
12:45PM
1:00PM KATHARINE HAYHOE &
JENNIFER VANOS
KEYNOTEADDRESSTO DALLAS-AREA
STUDENTS
1:15PM
1:30PM
1:45PM
2:00PM STATE OF DALLAS’
ENVIRONMENT
KEVINLEFEBVRE,THERESAO’DONNELL,
KIRKTESKE,&COREYTROIANI
TED ROOSEVELT IV
KEYNOTEADDRESS
2:15PM A REAL CONVERSATION
ABOUT OIL & GAS
REGULATION
FEATURINGRYANSITTON&
PIONEERNATURALRESOURCES
2:30PM
2:45PM
3:00PM
GEORGETOWN GOES GREEN
DALEROSS,CHRISFOSTER,
JOSHUALONG,&JIMBRIGGS
3:15PM
DALLAS AREA HABITAT
FOR HUMANITY
RECYCLINGCOMMUNITIES
3:30PM KARENNA GORE
KEYNOTESITDOWNWITHJARIDMANOS
3:45PM
4:00PM STATE OF THE
ENVIRONMENT:
CENTRAL TEXAS
DEBBIEKIMBERLY,ANITALEDBETTER,
RICKLUNA,BREWSTERMcCRACKEN,&
DOUGLASMELNICK
4:15PM
HYDROGEN HOMES &
MICROGRIDS
DANMADDEN,MIKESTRIZKI,&
PAULPONTHIEUX
4:30PM
4:45PM
5:00PM
SPEAKER SCHEDULE
FRIDAY
10. 16 17
AUTOMOBILE
BUILDING 1
AUTOMOBILE
BUILDING 2 CENTENNIAL HALL GRAND PLACE TOWER BUILDING ESPLANADE
10:00AM MOMS MAKING A
DIFFERENCE
TINABEATTIE,GRETCHEN
DAHLKEMPER,DAVIDYEOMANS,
&SUSANPACHECO10:30AM
10:45AM
11:00AM COLORADO
CONSERVATION
STEVEBONOWSKI,FRANK
FLOCKE,LUKAPOWANGA,&
SANDRAVANDERSTOEP
PROFITS &
PURPOSE
CHERICHASTAIN,GARRETT
BOONE,THOMASDAY,&
ERINMEEZAN
FORESTRY:
THE IMPORTANCE
OF TREES
STEVEHOUSER,MICAH
PACE,ROCCOSARACINA
REBIRTHOFLOCAL
AGRICULTURE
BRIANCOPPOM,SUSIE
MARSHALL,&AMANDA
VANHOOZIER
THE SOLAR CAR
CHALLENGE
LEHMANMARKS
LEILANI MÜNTER
KEYNOTEADDRESS
11:30AM
11:45AM
12:00PM REAL ESTATE,
GREEN DESIGN &
ARCHITECTURE
CHRISMUNDELL,PETER
PFEIFFER,&JORGE
VANEGAS
STATE OF
ARIZONA’S
ENVIRONMENT
COLLEENCROWNINSHIELD,
SCOTTFEIERABEND,&
MARKTATE
OCEAN
CONSERVATION
SHELLEYDUPUY,JAMES
HELDT,DUSTINPICARD,
BROOKESADOWSKY,&
MICHELLESLUIS
FUTURE OF
AGRICULTURE
ISHADATAR,LORIDELA
CRUZ,&ALARICOVERBEY
AIR QUALITY
MONITORING
ROBERTJACOBAND
DAVIDLARY12:30PM
12:45PM
1:00PM COMMUNITY
TRANSIT: URBAN
TRAILS & RAILS
TIMMCKAY,SHELLYWHITE,
&BUDMELTON
AMORY LOVINS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
INSTITUTE
DAVID YARNOLD
THENATIONALAUDUBON
SOCIETY
SIT DOWN WITH
SID MILLER
TEXASAGRICULTURAL
COMMISSIONER
SMARTER CITIES
TIMFLEMING,ROMELIA
FLORES,JENNIFER
SANDERS,&BRIANSTEINER
LAURA TURNER
SEYDEL
KEYNOTEADDRESS
1:30PM
1:45PM
2:00PM NEW URBANISM
& URBAN
PLANNING
WICKALLISON,WILLIAM
ROGERS,JACKMATTHEWS,
&BRENTBROWN
SHAWNA
CORONADO
THERAPEUTICWELLNESS
FRACKING,
EARTHQUAKES,
& LOCAL RIGHTS
ADAMBRIGGLE,ALAN
BRUNDRETT,LYNDASTOKES,
&MATTHEWHORNBACH
THE GMO DEBATE
RUSSELLBOENING,JULIE
BORLAUG,STEVENDRUKER,
&HOWARDVLIEGER
CONSTANCE
ADAMS
SPACEARCHITECT
GURO GRYTLI
SEIM
KEYNOTEADDRESS
2:30PM
2:45PM
3:00PM ADVOCACY &
THE CLEAN
POWER PLAN
LONBURNAM,CLAY
JENKINS,LUKEMETZGER,&
TOMSMITH
JUSTIN WREN
WATER4&FIGHTFORTHE
FORGOTTEN
OCEAN
POLLUTION
LIACOLABELLO,JEREMY
MCKANE,&PAMELA
PLOTKIN
HONEYBEES:
PROTECTING THE
POLLINATORS
RYANGIESCKE,ERICHPICA,
BRANDONPOLLARD,&
SUSANPOLLARD
SPONGE BIKINI
& BEACH SAND
SILICON BATTERY
INVENTORSMIHRIOZKAN&
CENGIZOZKAN
3:30PM
3:45PM
4:00PM GREEN SEAL
SIT DOWN
ARTHURWEISSMAN&
RENEWALBYANDERSEN
SUSTAINABILITY
AT 50,000 FEET
RYANSPICER&
KRISRUSSELL
THE IMPORTANCE
OF WILD PLACES
STEVEBONOWSKI,JOHN
HERRON,DAVIDJENKINS,&
WENDELWITHROW
EPA FOOD
RECOVERY
STEPHENSTURDIVANT,GOLAM
MUSTAFA,JACKIEANDERSON,
&DOUGLASKELLER
HIGH SCHOOL
DEBATES
4:30PM
4:45PM
5:00PM
LEESA CARTER
CAPTAINPLANET
CARING FOR
MOTHER EARTH
WILLIAMRYERSON&
BOBWALKER
STEVEN
DRUKER
ALTEREDGENES,
TWISTEDTRUTH5:30PM
5:45PM
AUTOMOBILE
BUILDING 1
AUTOMOBILE
BUILDING 2
CENTENNIAL HALL GRAND PLACE TOWER BUILDING ESPLANADE
11:00AM
MIKESTRIZKI
HYDROGENHOUSEPROJECT
DESIGNINGFORA
HEALTHYFUTURE,
INSIDE&OUT
LAURABRITT,
MARYDICKINSON,&
KATHERINESNEDECKER
COWBOY LAND
STEWARDSHIP:
PROTECTING THE
PRAIRIE
BILLFOX,ROBERTGREGORY,
MICHAELMARTINMURPHEY,
&JOHNTAYLOR
TINYHOUSE
MOVEMENT
BANORRGARD,NINA
ZAMUDIO,ALEKLISEFKI,
ALEXISDEHARTSTEPHENS&
DARINZARUBA
11:30AM
SALLYRANNEY
KEYNOTE SITDOWNWITH
CHIPCOMINS
11:45AM
12:00PM
CHANGING
ENERGYPOLICY
JOHNHALL,CHARLIE
HEMMELINE,JOSEPH
NATOWITZ,MARKSOUTTER,
&PAULWESTBROOK
HUNTER LOVINS
ECONOMICS FOR THE
ANTHROPOCENE
BOYSCOUTSOF
AMERICA
PAT CURRIE
DONNA LETIER
GARDENUITY &
HOME GARDENING
AN INTRO TO
RESIDENTIAL,
COMMERCIAL, &
UTILITY-SCALE
SOLAR
FRANK McGOVERN,
ALI SEMANA, & BRAD
STUTZMAN
12:30PM
12:45PM
1:00PM CLIMATE CHANGE
AND ITS EFFECTS
ON THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS
MATTHEW HORNBACH
JOHN WOLF
BACKYARD MEDICINE
EARTH TANK
JUDGING
1:30PM
1:45PM
2:00PM AIR QUALITY:
HEALTH AND
HAZARDS
GRETCHENDAHLKEMPER,
FRANKFLOCKE,ROBERT
GRIFFIN,&NATALIE
JOHNSON
MILITARY
AND THE
ENVIRONMENT
JOEY ESTRADA, ROBIN
HOWARD, JOE KNOTT, &
MEG REYES
ELLEN PRAGER
INVITES YOU TO
DIVE IN
ADVENTURES IN OCEAN
SCIENCE AND TALES
FROM THE SEA
TRASH TALK:
RECYCLING 101
HEATHER DOUGLAS,
MURRAY MYERS, &
SARA NICHOLS
2:30PM
ROBERT F.
KENNEDY, JR.
KEYNOTEADDRESS
2:45PM
3:00PM URBAN CYCLING:
SHARING THE
ROAD
GOTTFRIEDLAUBICHLER,
BUDMELTON,&
ROBINSTALLINGS
THE TRUE VALUE
OF WATER
JUDITH MCGEARY, IRENE
KLAVER, & J. KEVIN WARD
SHOBHITA SOOR
EAT YOUR CRICKETS!
3:30PM
3:45PM
4:00PM
FISHACKATHON
JUDGING OF FINAL
CREATIONS
MELANIE
O’NEILL
COMPOSTING
4:30PM
4:45PM
5:00PM
6:00PM
SPEAKER SCHEDULE
SATURDAY SUNDAY
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JENNIFER VANOS, PHD
Jennifer Vanos, PhD, is
an assistant professor in
the Atmospheric Science
Group in the Department
of Geosciences at Texas Tech
University. Her research focuses on the
study of human biometeorology and bioclimatology,
connecting weather and climate to human health.
INNOVATORS
ADVOCATES
BUSINESS PIONEERS
CHERI CHASTAIN
TED ROOSEVELT IV
JOHN HALL
CONSTANCE ADAMS
ELLEN PRAGER, PHD
WICK ALLISON
AMORY LOVINS
JEREMY McKANE
Cheri Chastain is sustainability
manager at Sierra Nevada Brewing
Co. She is primarily responsible for
the company’s renewable energy
management, managing zero-waste
efforts, researching and implementing
alternative fuel options, and working toward water
conservation and reuse.
Ted Roosevelt IV is the
great-grandson of the
American president
and celebrated
conservationist. He is
a managing director, investment
banking at Barclays and chairman of the firm’s Clean
Tech Initiative.
John Hall is Texas director, clean
energy for the Environmental
Defense Fund. He is striving to
implement a comprehensive plan
that will increase the use of Texas’
abundant clean energy resources.
Constance Adams is a space architect.
She designs habitats for human
missions to Mars and works with the
International Space Station program.
While her work focuses on designing
for extreme environments, it has
implications for sustainable life on Earth.
Ellen Prager, PhD, is a marine scientist
and author, widely recognized for her
expertise and ability to make science
entertaining and understandable for
people of all ages.
Wick Allison is chairman and publisher
of D Magazine, which he founded
in 1974 and returned to in 1995.
Before he evolved D Magazine into a
company with $30 million in revenues,
he worked in the White House.
Katharine Hayhoe, PhD,
is a nationally renowned
atmospheric scientist.
She serves as director of
the Climate Science Center
at Texas Tech University, as well as
associate professor in the Department of Political
Science.
Amory Lovins is an American
consultant, experimental physicist, and
co-founder of the Rocky Mountain
Institute. Lovins is also chief scientist
and chairman emeritus of RMI.
Jeremy McKane is a Dallas-based
artist and underwater photographer
whose recent works have focused
on illustrating the affects of plastic
pollution on the world’s oceans.
MIHRI AND CENGIZ OZKAN
Mihri and Cengiz Ozkan are professors
at the Bourns College of Engineering,
University of California, Riverside,
and inventors of the Sponge bikini,
a swimsuit that cleans ocean
pollutants while you swim, as well as a
mushroom battery and beach sand silicon battery.
GREEN SPEAKER SERIES MUST-SEES
IN THE GREEN SPEAKER SERIES, EXPERT SPEAKERS AND PANELS WILL TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING FROM ELECTRIC CARS TO
BEE POLLINATION. THEY WILL SHARE BREAKTHROUGH INNOVATIONS, PRACTICAL HOME REMEDIES, AND HOW TO BEGIN
BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE. MUST-SEE SPEAKERS AT EARTH DAY TEXAS 2016 INCLUDE:
Laura Turner Seydel
is an international
environmental advocate,
eco-living expert, and
chairperson of Captain
Planet Foundation, an organization that
promotes hands-on environmental stewardship projects
worldwide.
SHAWNA CORONADO
Shawna Coronado is an author,
columnist, blogger, photographer, and
international spokesperson, dedicated
to living a green lifestyle, organic
gardening, and culinary arts.
JUSTIN WREN
Justin Wren is best known for his
success as an Ultimate Fighting
Championship fighter in mixed
martial arts. He is now an advocate
for the Mbuti Pygmy people in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo and
a spokesperson for Water4.
GURO GRYTLI SEIM
Guro Grytli Seim is the
co-founder and COO of
One Earth Designs. Seim
has won several awards for
her work in solar energy and
has come all the way from Norway to
present at the event.
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is
the nephew of President
John F. Kennedy and son
of former U.S. Attorney
General Robert Kennedy.
Following in these illustrious footsteps,
Kennedy, Jr. serves as vice chair and chief prosecuting
attorney for Riverkeeper and president and senior
attorney for the Waterkeeper Alliance.
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
LAURA TURNER SEYDEL
Karenna Gore is director
of the Center for
Earth Ethics at Union
Theological Seminary.
She previously worked as a
lawyer and as director of community
affairs for the Association to Benefit Children and is the
author of Lighting the Way.
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER
KARENNA GORE
KATHARINE HAYHOE, PHD
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ADAM BRIGGLE
Adam Briggle is assistant
professor at the University of
North Texas and board member
of the advocacy group Frack
Free Denton.
GREEN SPEAKER SERIES
RYAN SITTON
Ryan Sitton, Texas Railroad
Commissioner, is an energy
expert, native Texan, and the man
who will oversee energy policy
in Texas for the next six years.
CLAY JENKINS
Clay Jenkins, Dallas County Judge,
has served the Dallas area since
2011. He is an advocate of the
Clean Power Plan and sustainable
initiatives in North Texas.
THERESA O’DONNELL
Theresa O’Donnell is chief planning
officer for the city of Dallas. Her
responsibilities include community
services, planning, neighborhood
vitality, and overseeing the
Office of Fair Housing.
CIVIC LEADERS
SID MILLER
Sid Miller is a former vocational
agriculture teacher, a world-
champion cowboy, and the
current Texas Commissioner of
Agriculture.
GARRETT BOONE
Garrett Boone is chairman
emeritus of The Container Store,
on the board of directors for
Principal Solar, co-founder of
Texas Business for Clean Air, and
chairman of TreeHouse.
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PRESENTING THE BEST
NEW ENVIRONMENTAL
DOCUMENTARIES AND
FILMS
11:00 AM – 5:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
Earth Day Texas believes
strongly in the power of film
to influence hearts and change
minds. We proved this in 2015
when EDTx hosted the Texas
premiere of the celebrated
film Racing Extinction. In
2016, EDTx is curating a film
series of new environmental
documentaries to show all
weekend.
ABOUT THE
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA
ASSOCIATION
The Environmental Media
Association (EMA) is a
nonprofit organization
founded in 1989 by Cindy
and Alan Horn and Lyn and
Norman Lear. EMA inspires
solutions for the environment
through continued impact in
media and pop culture.
EMA focuses on action
programs, PSA campaigns,
celebrity and brand role
modeling, educational
salons, solution-oriented
conferences, placing green
storylines into film and
television productions, and
using the iconic EMA Awards
Gala as a platform to help
create a more environmentally
responsible future.
ECO-FILM SERIES SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
In Gardeners of Eden, actor,
philanthropist, and producer
Kristin Davis takes you on
a gripping, first-person journey inside the
operations of Kenya’s David Sheldrick Wildlife
Trust. From the front lines of the crisis, we
witness their heroic efforts to stop the poachers
in the bush, rescue the orphans of slain
elephants, and raise them by hand until, one day,
returning them to their home in the wild.
Extinction Soup follows
documentary filmmaker Philip
Waller on his quest for adventure
as he sets out to tell the story of his larger-than-
life friend and extreme sports legend Jimmy
Hall. The film quickly takes a surprise turn when
Waller finds himself consumed with exposing to
the world an environmental catastrophe in the
making — the extinction of the oceans’ shark
population through the mass slaughter of these
magnificent animals for their fins.
Consumed is a dramatic thriller
that explores the complex
world of genetically modified
food. The story is anchored by a working-class,
single mother on a hunt to uncover the cause
of her son’s mysterious illness. Interwoven are
the stories of an organic farmer, the CEO of a
biotechnology corporation, two scientists on
the verge of a major discovery, and an ex-cop
caught in the middle of it all.
GARDENERS OF EDEN
EXTINCTION SOUP
Stick around after for a Q&A with producer Jorja Fox, known for her
role on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
PRESENTED WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA ASSOCIATION
CONSUMED
Followed by a Q&A with filmmakers Daryl Wein and Zoe Lister-Jones.
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PRESENTING THE BEST
NEW ENVIRONMENTAL
DOCUMENTARIES AND
FILMS
10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
Earth Day Texas believes
strongly in the power of film
to influence hearts and change
minds. We proved this in 2015
when EDTx hosted the Texas
premiere of the celebrated
film Racing Extinction. In
2016, EDTx is curating a film
series of new environmental
documentaries to show all
weekend.
ABOUT THE
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA
ASSOCIATION
The Environmental Media
Association (EMA) is a
nonprofit organization
founded in 1989 by Cindy
and Alan Horn and Lyn and
Norman Lear. EMA inspires
solutions for the environment
through continued impact in
media and pop culture.
EMA focuses on action
programs, PSA campaigns,
celebrity and brand role
modeling, educational
salons, solution-oriented
conferences, placing green
storylines into film and
television productions, and
using the iconic EMA Awards
Gala as a platform to help
create a more environmentally
responsible future.
ECO-FILM SERIES SCHEDULE
SUNDAY
Director and award-winning
filmmaker Greg Reitman invites
viewers on a film journey to take
notice of the world we live in, proactively seek
ways to find personal and ecological peace, and
stop the cycle of violence. The film incorporates
aspects of Reitman’s own memoir along with
interviews with renowned experts including
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, green architect William
McDonough, and neuroscientist Dan Siegel.
Decades of decline in Haiti have
taken their toll and today the
country is 98 percent deforested
with little of its once prosperous agricultural
industry enduring. To address these problems,
the outdoor lifestyle company, Timberland,
committed to creating a sustainable intervention
in Haiti. This film follows Timberland’s five-
year mission to support a nascent partnership
between a Haitian agronomist and a former NGO
leader to empower communities of farmers to plant millions of trees
while improving their crop yields.
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
ROOTED IN PEACE
Followed by a Q&A with director Greg Reitman.
ROOTED IN PEACE
Followed by a Q&A with director Greg Reitman.
KOMBIT: THE COOPERATIVE
Presented by Film Sprout and Timberland.
In How to Let Go of the World
and Love All the Things Climate
Can’t Change, Academy Award–
nominated director Josh Fox (GasLand) continues
in his deeply personal style, investigating climate
change — the greatest threat our world has ever
known. Traveling to 12 countries on six continents,
the film acknowledges that it may be too late to
stop some of the worst consequences and asks,
what is it that climate change can’t destroy?
What is so deep within us that no calamity can take away?
10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
WOMEN’S MUSEUM
HOWTOLETGOOFTHEWORLDANDLOVEALLTHETHINGSCLIMATECAN’TCHANGE
Followed by a Skype Q&A with director Josh Fox
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MUSIC SERIES SCHEDULE
Richard Samet “Kinky” Friedman
is an American Texas singer,
songwriter, humorist, politician, and
more. He will perform a selection
of his most popular hits on Friday
evening at Earth Day Texas.
Local Texas artists will take
the stage to provide hours of
entertaining music all weekend
long. Come to hear your favorite
local musicians or discover
the next big thing right in your
backyard.
Michael Martin Murphey is an
award-winning country western
singer-songwriter and an avid
steward of the culture and
landscape of the American West.
He will also talk about the Murphey
Western Institute, his organization
dedicated to protecting the arts,
culture, history, and legacy of the
American West.
Matthew McNeal is an unorthodox
Americana singer-songwriter based
in North Texas. Straying away from
traditional country arrangements,
he brings his songwriting
together with unique, dynamic
accompaniment with southern grit.
His latest album, Compadre, was
released last summer.
Natural Anthem is a popular
pop and rock band based in
Fort Worth. Band members Jake
Murphy and Daniel Slatton are
known for their dreamy, soulful
sound and have won critical
acclaim for their lead single
“Paranoid.”
John Pedigo and Taylor Young are
the musical duo behind Dallas-
based band The O’s. The two
have termed their genre “Good
Timin’ Music” and are known for a
melodic pop sound with elements
of folk and Americana.
This Houston-based quartet has
toured the country performing
their soulful indie-rock music. Band
members Asli Omar, Adam Martinez,
Tom Nguyen, Justin Martinez, and
Andrew Lee will close the Earth Day
Texas outdoor festival with their
upbeat performance and unique
sound. Don’t miss it!Mountain Natives is an indie folk
band from Dallas. Husband and
wife team Philip and Loren recently
produced their first album entitled
Essential, in which they explore
themes of hope, gratitude, and the
process of throwing mountains of
adversity into the sea.
Dallas Family Band is a group
comprised of many talented
bands including Fox and the Bird,
The Beaten Sea, Dry Creek, and
Spooky Folk, as well as individual
musicians Jacob Metcalf, Lala
Gray, Raymond Cade, and Wheeler
Sparks. Five or more of these
musicians will form a busker group
and hit parts of Dallas, performing
on streets for eager crowds.
Jake Paleschic is a singer-
songwriter based in Fort Worth.
His music is a mixture of rock,
alternative country, and country
sounds. He says of his work: “This
is music firmly rooted in American
soil, even while collectively the
band explores newer frontiers of
folk, rock and roll, and country.”
Telegraph Canyon is a Fort Worth
rock band that has a popular
following in North Texas and
overseas. The band recently
released their second album, You
From Before, which is a study in
the intricate, defining details of
relationships, including toxic ones.
Local Texas artists will take
the stage to provide hours of
entertaining music all weekend
long. Come to hear your favorite
local musicians or discover the next
big thing right in your backyard.
FRIDAY
KINKY FRIEDMAN
SUNDAY
MUSIC FROM LOCAL ARTISTS
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY
MATTHEW McNEAL
NATURAL ANTHEM
THE O’S
THE TONTONS
MOUNTAIN NATIVES
DALLAS FAMILY BAND
JAKE PALESCHIC
TELEGRAPH CANYON
SATURDAY
MUSIC FROM LOCAL ARTISTS
2:45 PM – 3:20 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
12:15 PM – 5:45 PM
ESPLANADE
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
12:15 PM – 1:00 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
4:30 PM – 5:45 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
12:15 PM – 1:00 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
4:30 PM – 5:45 PM
FOUNTAIN PLAZA
12:15 PM – 5:45 PM
ESPLANADE
LOCAL TEXAS ARTISTS WILL TAKE THE STAGE TO PROVIDE HOURS OF ENTERTAINING MUSIC ALL WEEKEND LONG.
COME TO HEAR YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL MUSICIANS OR DISCOVER THE NEXT BIG THING RIGHT IN YOUR BACKYARD.
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KERA CHARACTERS
DIGIT AND NATURE CAT!
Digit, from the PBS Kid’s show Cyber
Chase, and Nature Cat, from the TV show
Nature Cat, will be at Earth Day Texas to
meet families, take pictures with kids, and
participate in fun learning activities.
KERA ACTIVITIES
WILD KRATTS HABITAT ACTIVITY
Learn how climate change,
pollution, and other environmental
changes endanger animals.
Test your nature knowledge and
work with a team on a plan to save
these creatures and their habitats.
NATURE CAT NATURE CHALLENGE
Spin the nature wheel and test your knowledge of
nature and the environment. Answer a question
correctly, and you’ll win a cool KERA Kids prize!
ANNABELLE’S ZOOFARI
Come visit the animals at Annabelle’s Zoofari! This petting zoo
features both zoo and exotic animals kids can meet for the first time.
SUSTAINABLE STORY TIME
On Sunday, April 24, from 11:30
AM to 2:30 PM, Sustainable Story
Time will feature children’s book
readings for learning readers and
their families. We will be introducing
new books such as Our Great Earth Book and
My Happy Earth for your literary pleasure.
AROUND THE EVENT
LEGO® BUILD THE CHANGE
During this three-day building
event, children will be inspired
to build their version of a more
sustainable future using millions
of LEGO®
bricks.
BIKE TEXAS KIDS KUP
Bring the little ones and learn to
ride a bike on this fun (and safe!)
tot test track. Kids up to 8 years
old can try out one of our fleet
of balance bikes and show off
their riding skills. Young riders
race against themselves and each
other at the BikeTexas KidsKup, a
fun race for kids up to age 12.
NATIONAL PARKS
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Come celebrate the parks
with real park rangers, family
activities, and outdoor fun all
weekend long.
THE NASA EXPERIENCE
Learn what it’s like to be an
astronaut, take pictures in an
astronaut suit, and hear NASA’s
plans for future missions into
deep space.
TREE CLIMBERS INTERNATIONAL
Learn how to climb trees
rope-and-harness style with
professional instructors on the
tall, historic oaks at Fair Park.
KERA FAMILY ZONE
SUPPORTED BY DFW CHILD MAGAZINE
INSPIRE THE INNER EXPLORER, SCIENTIST, ARTIST, AND GARDENER IN NORTH TEXAS CHILDREN AT THE KERA
FAMILY ZONE! EARTH DAY TEXAS ISN’T JUST ANOTHER FAMILY FESTIVAL; IT IS AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE WHERE
FUN MEETS HANDS-ON EDUCATION.
FRIDAY
ONLY
SATURDAY
& SUNDAY
SUNDAY
ONLY
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SUSTAINABLE BEER GARDEN
THE INAUGURAL EARTH DAY TEXAS
UNTAPPED IS PROUD
TO PRODUCE
CRAFT BEER BREWED RESPONSIBLY
SIERRA NEVADA | ALASKAN | ODELL
REAL ALE | DESCHUTES
FRANCONIA | SANTAN | HARPOON
FULL SAIL | UINTA
SAMPLE CARDS AND FULL POURS
AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT THE BEER GARDEN
F R I S AT S U N 1 2 - 6 P M
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LEGO®
BUILD THE
CHANGE
EMBARCADERO BUILDING
FOOD & FIBER BUILDING
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FOOD & FIBER BUILDING
E•DAY CONFERENCES
DEPARTMENTS
CHILDREN &
FAMILYACADEMIC – SCHOOLS
RESILIENT TEXAS
The Resilient Texas Forum at Earth Day Texas will
explore how to handle environmental, structural, social,
and economic challenges while improving the well-
being of Texans. Hosted by the USGBC North Texas
Chapter, AIA Dallas, ULI of North Texas, Downtown
Dallas Inc., GDPC, and CAPPA.
VENTURE CAPITAL WORKSHOP
The Venture Capital Workshop, hosted by CAGIX and
LACI, provides direct access to leading experts in
venture capital and private equity. Includes a detailed
approach to attracting favorable capital for early-stage
companies and discussion about solving financial
obstacles, uncovering opportunities, and avoiding pitfalls.
TOWN HALL MEETING AND LEGAL SYMPOSIUM
The general counsel of the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, Avi S. Garbow, will discuss what the EPA hopes
to accomplish in the last eight months of the Obama
administration. Joining him will be Ronald Bailey, a leading
author on the subject of climate change. A panel discussion
will be lead by Teri Donaldson of DLA Piper, Houston.
TEXAS WATER SUPPLY: THE NEXT 50 YEARS
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick will introduce
key policymakers charged with ensuring that Texas has
water for the next 50 years. A panel discussion will be
lead by Derek Seal of the Winstead Law Firm in Austin
with remarks made by Bech Bruun, chairman of the Texas
Water Development Board.
HIGH-POWERED INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS GATHER AT EDTX FOR SELECT CONFERENCES AND CONVERSATIONS.
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EARTH TANK PRIZE
Earth Tank Prize, an initiative
of Earth Day Texas in concert
with the Dallas Festival of Ideas
(DFOI), will award a total of
$25,000 in prize money to three
environmental nonprofit groups
with important conservation and
sustainability projects in Texas.
Inspired by the popular
show Shark Tank, the Earth
Tank Prize will be a pitch-
style competition in which
nonprofits participating in
EDTx 2016 will be able to
present their innovative
ideas for conservation and
environmental protection
to a panel of EDTx and
DFOI judges.
EARTH TANK FINALISTS
THE CHALLENGE
With 50 percent of the fish caught
for human consumption coming
from small-scale and artisanal
fisheries, the livelihoods of these
fishermen are crucial for their
communities. To address all the
management challenges facing
these fisheries, we need to find innovative ways to
collect data and use it to find solutions.
THE HISTORY
Launched in 2014 around
Secretary of State John
Kerry’s “Our Ocean”
conference, Fishackathon
was established to bring
together volunteer coders
to create tools to address
challenges in sustainable
fishing around the world.
THE HACKATHON
Kicking off Earth Day 2016,
the U.S. Department of
State will hold the third-
annual Fishackathon from
April 22 to 24 in more
than 40 cities around
the world. Volunteer
coders, technologists,
and designers will spend
a weekend developing
usable solutions to
problem statements from
fisheries experts around the world. At the end, teams
will present their work to an expert panel of judges
who will nominate a winner, eligible for worldwide
grand prizes.
The EDTx Fishackathon will take place at the work
space in Centennial Hall. The event will run from
Friday at 5:30 PM to Sunday at 12:00 PM. Judging of
the projects begins at 1:00 PM on Sunday.
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
PRESENTED WITH
THE DALLAS FESTIVAL OF
IDEAS
PRESENTED WITH THE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
STATE & UNT INNOVATION
GREENHOUSE
WHERE
Tower Building Stage
WHEN
SUNDAY
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Judging
WHERE
Centennial Hall
WHEN
FRIDAY
5:30 PM Fishackathon
Begins
SATURDAY
8 :00 AM – 9:00 PM
Work space in
Centennial Hall
SUNDAY
8 :00 AM – 12:00 PM
Submission
4:00 PM
Judging Panel begins
on the Centennial Hall
Stage
Group 1
Prize: $3,000
• Downwinders at Risk
• Rainforest Partnership
• Texas Campaign for the
Environment
Group 2
Prize: $7,000
• Green Source DFW
(Through Memnosyne
Institute)
• Retreet
• Trinity Environmental
Academy
Group 3
Prize: $15,000
• Citizens Climate
Education Corp.
• Compatible Lands
Foundation
• National Wildlife
Federation
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ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
NATIONAL PARKS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
CELEBRATE THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED NATIONAL PARKS!
The National Park System was founded in 1916
to preserve the beautiful natural heritage of
our country for all Americans to enjoy. Come
celebrate the parks with real park rangers, family
activities, and outdoor fun all weekend long.
In their special outdoor exhibit, National and
State Parks are bringing everything from real
park rangers, explorer guidebooks, conservation
trading cards, and park mascots. Children and families will have
the opportunity to learn about park conservation through games,
interactive activities, and even official junior park ranger training.
All 16 national parks in Texas will come to EDTx! These parks include
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, Amistad National
Recreation Area, Big Bend National Park, Big Thicket National
Preserve, Chamizal National Memorial, El Camino Real de los Tejas
National Historic Trail, El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National
Historic Trail, Fort Davis National Historic Site, Guadalupe Mountains
National Park, Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, Lyndon B.
Johnson National Historical Park, Padre Island National Seashore,
Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Site, The Rio Grande Wild
and Scenic River, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, and
Waco Mammoth National Monument.
For Texas families, the National Parks Conservation Association
interactive exhibit is the perfect way to learn more about the natural
wonders in our own backyard!
WHERE
The Campground Stage on
Marine Square
WHEN
SATURDAY
10:30 AM
Floresville Rancho de las Cabras
11:00 AM
Lake Meredith National
Recreation Area / Alibates Flint
Quarries National Monument
12:00 PM
Padre Island National Seashore
1:00 PM
Fort Davis National Historical
Site
1:30 PM
Waco Mammoth National
Monument
2:00 PM
El Camino Real de los Tejas
National Historic Trail
SUNDAY
11:00 AM
Big Thicket National Preserve
11:30 AM
Big Bend National Park
12:00 PM
Amistad National Recreation
Area
1:00 PM
San Antonio Missions National
Historical Park
1:30 PM
Palo Alto Battlefield National
Historic Site
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LEGO®
BUILD THE CHANGE
The LEGO Group, whose
mission is to inspire and
develop the builders of
tomorrow, is bringing
their fun and inspirational
Build the Change event to
Dallas. During this three-
day building event, children
will be inspired to build
their version of a more
sustainable future using
millions of LEGO®
bricks.
We look forward to seeing
you and your family for
hours of fun and creative
LEGO play.
During the Build the
Change event, children
will be asked to explore
questions of development
as they relate to the city
of Dallas, specifically
the debate over the
future of Highway 345.
The future leaders of
our city will build what
they find most valuable, whether it is walkability or
highway accessibility, and how they envision Dallas to
transform in the future.
LUNG FORCE WALK
The LUNG FORCE Walk raises
awareness of serious health risks like
the frightening rise of lung cancer in
women, the deadly disease COPD,
daily challenges faced by asthma
sufferers, and the pollution that
threatens lungs and lives.
DID YOU KNOW?
• Lung cancer is the No. 1
cancer killer in America,
and most people aren’t
aware.
• Anyone can get it — if
you have lungs, you can
get lung cancer, and it’s
on the rise in women.
• More than 33 million
Americans suffer from
asthma, COPD (which
includes emphysema and
chronic bronchitis), and
other lung diseases.
• Every five minutes, a
woman in the U.S. is told
she has lung cancer.
PRESENTED WITH
THE AMERICAN LUNG
ASSOCIATION
WHERE
Lawn of the Hall of
State
WHEN
SATURDAY
4:30 PM
Registration
6:00 PM
Start
WHERE
Food & Fiber Building
WHEN
ALL-DAY FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
SATURDAY
ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT
EARTH DAY 2016
AND
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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT
ACADEMIC
All Saints Episcopal School
Fort Worth
All Stars Project, Inc.
Alpha Charter School
Andrada Polytechnic High
School
Arlington ISD – Lamar High
School
Baylor University
Baylor University – Louise
Herrington School of Nursing
Bricks 4 Kids
Dallas Baptist University
Dallas County Schools
Dallas ISD – Alex Sanger
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – Amelia Earhart
Learning Center
Dallas ISD – Barack Obama
Male Leadership Academy
Dallas ISD – Barbara M.
Manns Education Center
Dallas ISD – Bryan Adams
High School
Dallas ISD – D. A. Hulcy
Middle School
Dallas ISD – Dr. Wright L.
Lassiter Jr. Early College
High School
Dallas ISD – Eduardo Mata
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – Felix G. Botello
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – Gabe P. Allen
Charter School
Dallas ISD – J.P. Starks
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – John B. Hood
Middle School
Dallas ISD – John Ireland
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – Lincoln High
School
Dallas ISD – Margaret B.
Henderson Elementary
School
Dallas ISD – Mount Auburn
Elementary School
Dallas ISD – NAF – National
Academy Foundation
Dallas ISD – Paul L. Dunbar
Learning Center
Dallas ISD – Raul Quintanilla
Middle School
Dallas ISD – Rosemont
Primary School – Chris V.
Semos Campus
Dallas ISD – School of
Business and Management at
Townview Center
Dallas ISD – Seagoville
High School
Dallas ISD – Social Studies
Department
Dallas ISD – South Oak Cliff
High School
Dallas ISD – STEM Health and
Physical Education
Dallas ISD – STEM
Mathematics Department
Dallas ISD – STEM Science
Department
Dallas ISD – Trinidad “Trini”
Garza Early College High
School
DCCCD – Brookhaven
College
DCCCD – Cedar Valley
College
DCCCD – Mountain View
College
DCCCD – North Lake College
DCCCD – Richland College
EcoRise Youth Innovations
Education Opens Doors
Garland ISD – North Garland
High School
Generation E
Grand Prairie ISD – Lorenzo
De Zavalla Environmental
Science Academy
Grand Prairie ISD – South
Grand Prairie High School
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD –
Cannon Elementary School
Greenhill School
Harmony Public Schools –
Harmony School Of Nature &
Athletics – Dallas
Huston-Tillotson University
Imagine Science
International Student
Exchange
Lakehill Preparatory School
Lamplighter School, The
Lancaster ISD – Lancaster
High School
Legends of Basketball –
Dallas Chapter
Mesquite ISD – Gray
Elementary School
New Home ISD
Presidio ISD
Prosper ISD – Prosper High
School
Richardson ISD – Richardson
High School
Southwestern University
Tarleton State University
Texans Can Academies
Texas A&M AgriLife –
Blackland Research &
Extension Center
Texas A&M AgriLife –
Wildlife & Fisheries – College
Station
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University at
Commerce
Texas A&M University –
College of Architecture
Texas A&M University –
College of Geosciences
Texas A&M University –
Health Science Center
Texas A&M University –
School of Public Health
Texas A&M University – Sea
Grant
Texas Christian University –
Institute for Environmental
Studies
Texas State Technical
College
Texas Tech University –
College of Arts & Sciences
Trinity Environmental
Academy
United Negro College Fund
University of Texas at
Arlington – CLEAR
University of Texas at
Austin – Environmental
Science Institute
University of Tulsa
Westwood School, The
AUTOMOTIVE &
TRANSPORTATION
AAA Texas, LLC
Air Liquide Advanced
Technologies
American Airlines
Bruckner Volvo / Mack
BYD Coach & Bus
Carvana
Cummins Westport
D2L Products
Elio Motors
Enterprise Holdings
EV Tech
Fenton Hyundai-Mitsubishi
GEICO
General Motors
GOe3
Go Green Couriers
Go Green Smokeless Oil
Hino Trucks
Idle Air
National Biodiesel Board
Nissan North America, Inc.
North Texas Electric Auto
Association
North Texas Tesla Owner’s
Group
Premier Truck Group
Proterra Buses
Rusty Wallis Honda /
Volkswagen
Sewell Subaru
Southwest / KIA
Trophy Nissan
World Sky Race
CHILDREN &
FAMILY
20th Century Fox
Annabelle’s Petting Zoofari
Arborilogical Services, Inc.
Crow Collection of Asian Art
Dallas Child Magazine
First Tee of Dallas
Great Seed Bomb, The
Green Toys
KERA / KXT
Lego Systems, Inc.
Lotus Shop, The
Our Great Earth Book
Takeaway Tee Foundation
Tree Climbers International,
TCI
Walt Disney Company, The
Wild Animal Sanctuary, The
Wilderness Inquiry
DEVELOPMENT &
URBANISM
African American
Museum
American Chemistry
Council
Architecture Demarest
Associa
Austin Turf & Tractor
Axium Solar
Baja Construction Co. Inc.
Balfour Beatty
Construction
Beck Group, The
CEC Facilities Group
City of Dallas – Urban Forest
Advisory Committee
City of Sulphur Springs
Cityplace Company
Clean Energy Systems,
LLC
Coalition for a New Dallas
Corn Board Manufacturing
Inc.
Crow Holdings Industrial
Dallas 2030 District
Dallas Arboretum &
Botanical Garden
Dallas Center For
Architecture
Dallas Festival of Ideas
Dallas ISD – Environmental
Education Center
Dallas ISD – L.G. Pinkston
High School
Dallas Parks Foundation
Dallas Public Library
Downtown Dallas, Inc.
Eagle Air and Refrigeration
LLC.
Earth Tech USA
Easy Turf
Electric Distribution and
Design Systems
Fischer
Forest City
Frazier Revitalization, Inc.
Gensler
Good Fulton & Farrell
Architects
Go Solar Go
Greater Dallas Planning
Council
Green Hotels Association
Hilton Anatole
HKS Architects
Home Solutions Center –
Freedom Farms
Hotel Association of
North Texas
Interface
Jubilee Park & Community
Center
Lincoln Property
Company
National Apartment
Association
North Texas Renewable
Energy Group
Oglesby Greene
Architects
Omni Dallas Hotel
REC Group
Recycle Revolution
Reimagine Fair Park
Ritoch-Powell & Associates
Ritz-Carlton Dallas, The
Schneider Electric
Shraman South Asian
Museum
Smart Energy 360
SolarPV.TV
Southern Methodist
University – Hunt Institute
Sustainable Turnkey
Solutions
TDIndustries
Texas Discovery Gardens
Texas Energy ABC
Texas Renewable Energy
Industries Alliance
Texas Trees Foundation
Thanks-Giving Square
Trammell Crow
Residential
Trinity Commons
Foundation
Trinity River Vision Authority
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NumbersUSA Education and
Research Foundation
Office of State
Representative Angie Button
Peace Corps
Population Media Center
Progressives for Immigration
Reform
Public Citizen
Railroad Commission of
Texas
Republican National
Committee
Resources for the Future
R Street Institute
Share International / Dallas
Society of Environmental
Journalists
Stonewall Democrats
SXSW Eco
Take Care of Texas / TCEQ
Teachers Fighting Cancer of
America
Texans for Clean Water
Texas Alliance for Heritage
Resource Protection
Texas Campaign for the
Environment
Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality
(TCEQ)
Texas Department of
Transportation
Texas Muslim Democratic
Caucus
Texas Muslim Women’s
Foundation
Tibetan Monks
Turn Texas Green
U.S. Climate Task Force
UNICEF
University of California
at Los Angeles – Emmett
Center on Climate Change
World Affairs Council of
Dallas / Fort Worth
University of California
at Los Angeles – Emmett
Center on Climate Change
World Affairs Council of
Dallas / Fort Worth
FASHION &
BEAUTY
31:13 Eco-friendly
Accessories
American Textile Recycling
Service
Arbonne International
Austin Footwear Labs
Austin Rubber Co.
Aveda
B2B Naturals
Banner Theory
Blue Lux
Brittany Kendrick Make Up
Color by Amber
Deborah Lindquist
Deep Soaps
doTerra International, LLC
Ecoimprint, LLC
Essentially Ally
Gap Inc.
Goodwill Industries of Dallas,
Inc.
Green Man Studios, The
Impact Eco Wear
ItWorks! Independent
Distributor
Kuhdoo Soap Co.
Majeza Jewelry Cleaner
Miracles of Joy
NYR Organic
Panty Cakes
Point6
Queen of Colour Cosmetics
RawSkinCeuticals
Rbellah Naturals
Recycle 2 Support
Roma Boots
Shoebank.org
Soap Hope
Susan Soaps and More
Swiss the Greener Dry
Cleaner
Ultra Balm Skin Care
Virgo Natural Skin Care
VSP Jewelry
FOOD &
AGRICULTURE
4-H
Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc.
Brushy Mountain Bee Farm
Buda Juice
C & J Farms
Can Manufacturers Institute
Center for Urban
Sustainability Projects
(CUSP)
Chef Milton Gourmet
Chilitepin King
Chinook Seedery
City of Plano
Coca-Cola
Cupcake Lodge
Dallas County Master
Gardener Association
Dallas Farmers Market
Dallas Farmers Market
Friends
Dallas ISD – Food & Child
Nutrition Services
Desert Creek Honey
DFW Truck Farm
D-Lish
Down to Earth Vegetarian
Cuisine and Catering
Farm and Ranch Freedom
Alliance
Farmers Assisting Returning
Military
Food Desert Solutions
Gardein
Gloria’s Premium Tortillas
GMO Free USA
Grapevine Grains
GROW North Texas
H9 Hydrogen-Rich
Structured Water
Harvest Project
Health Crusader, The
Homestead Equipment and
Maintenance
Honey Bee Relocation
Services
It’s Organic 2 U
Jammit Jam
John Deere
Kelley’s Honey Farm, LLC
Trinity Strand Trail
Trust for Public Land, The
Turtle Creek Association
U.S. Green Building Council
North Texas
University of Texas at
Arlington – College of
Architecture, Planning &
Public Affairs
Urban Land Institute North
Texas
Village Apartments, The
ELECTRONICS,
TECHNOLOGY &
INNOVATION
Aethon Energy
Allen High School
Allen ISD – Ereckson Middle
School
American Lighting
Association
BEST Robotics
Billions in Change, LLC
Bollente, Inc.
Carrollton – Farmers Branch
ISD – R. L. Turner High
School
Coppell ISD – Coppell High
School Solar Car Team
Dallas ISD – STEM
Educational Technology
Department
DFW Reclaimers Computer
Recycling, Inc.
Eco Energy International
Fiddler
FIRST in Texas Foundation
GeSI
GE: Water & Process
Technologies
Harmony Public Schools –
Harmony School of
Business – Dallas
Huawei
ilumi
Ingersoll Rand
International Business
Machines (IBM)
Life Middle School
Waxahachie
luminAID
Mad Science
Mansfield ISD – Ben Barber
Career Tech Academy Solar
Car Team
Mxros, Inc.
My Open Road
NASA / Johnson Space
Center
One Earth Designs
Pecan Street Inc.
Presidio ISD – Solar Car
Team
Re-Teck – Electronics
Recycling
Rollout
Sacred Heart High School
Skydrop
Skyven Technologies
Solar Car Challenge
Foundation
Solar World
Sun2Water
Sustainable Telecom Corp.
Tech Titans / Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
United States Department of
Energy
University of Texas at
Dallas – College of
Engineering & Computer
Science
Water4
weMonitor, Inc
YJ (USA) Corp
ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY
50 for the Future
American Diabetes
Association
American Environmental
Health Foundation
American Lung Association
Antarctic Art Exhibit
Bernie Sanders Campaign
Bridge Alliance
bridgeUSA
Captain Planet Foundation
Carbon War Room
Care2
Change Corps
Citizens’ Climate Education
Corp
Clean Water Fund
Climate Change National
Forum
College Republican National
Committee
Columbia University – Sabin
Center for Climate Change
Law
Compassionate DFW
ConservAmerica
Conservatives for
Responsible Stewardship
Corporate Accountability
International
Council on Alcohol and
Drug Abuse, The
Dallas County Democratic
Party
Dallas Interfaith Power &
Light
Dallas Morning News, The
Dallas Sierra Club
Downwinders at Risk
Education Fund
Environmental Action
Environmental Defense Fund
Environmental Law Institute
Environment America
Environment Texas
Federation for American
Immigration Reform
Friends of the Earth
Future 500
Green Corps
Green Library
Green Source DFW
Green Tea Coalition
H/Cell Energy Corporation
Ideal Impact
Institute for Sustainable
Development
International Dark-Sky
Association
Islamic Relief
League of Conservation
Voters
Log Cabin Republicans
Moms Clean Air Force
National Center for
Atmospheric Research
EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT
29. 54 55
Kellogg
Kroger
La Raye’s Bar-B-Que Sauce,
Inc
Little Herds
Loliware
Market Provisions Co.
Mission Foods
Moss Haven Farm
Mr. Bill’s Kettle Corn
NadaMoo!
Paul Quinn College
Payton’s Blend
PepsiCo / Frito Lay
Pure Harvest Foods
Roots on Tap
Samson’s Gourmet Hot Dogs
Sandy Trail Farm
School of Permaculture
Scorpion Gormet Hot Sauce
Soil and Water Conservation
Society
Southwest Dairy Farmers
Starbucks
Sterling Tea
Tarrant County College
District
Texas A&M AgriLife – Dallas
Research & Extension Center
Texas A&M AgriLife – Dallas
Research & Extension
Center – Food 3.0
Texas A&M Agrilife –
Extension Service –
Agriculture
Texas Apiary Inspection
Service
Texas Department of
Agriculture
Texas Farm Bureau
Texas Honey Bee Guild
Texas Organic Farmers
and Gardeners Association
(TOFGA), The
Texas State Soil & Water
Conservation Board
Texas Toffee Queen, LLC
Texas Veggie Fair
Texas Wine and Grape
Growers Association
Thunderbird Food Bars
Tribal
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency
Urban Chicken Inc.
USDA Farm Service Agency
USDA-NRCS Fort Worth
Federal Center
Vegan Noms
Whiskey Ice Co.
Wildroot Organic, Inc.
Wolfsong Farm
HEALTH & ACTIVE
LIFESTYLE
Bike Texas
Go Global Travel
Mariner Sails
North Texas Women’s
Softball Association
Polaris eBikes
REI
Rock Chix Sports
Organizaton
Small Planet e-Bikes
Whole Earth Provision
Company
EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT
30. 56 57
HOME &
GARDEN
1-800 SolarUSA.net
1 Solar Solutions
A Bed Over My Head
Always Travel With Us
American Rainwater
Catchment Systems
Association
Americraft
AZEK Building Products
Bath Planet
Breeze Energy
Bug-Bouncer
Buildnative – Native
Cabinetfacers
Casa Linda Real Estate
Clearview Energy
Colors on Cabinets
Dallas Area Habitat for
Humanity
Daylight Rangers
Earth 911
Eco Friends Pest Control, Inc.
Eco Last Fence
EcoStar, LLC
Elephant Trunk Moving
EnTech Electronics
Enviro Loo USA / SWSLoo,
Inc.
Euroshield
EZ Hang Chairs
Gardenuity
Geo-Thermal Distribution
Granite Transformations
Greenland Technologies
Green Mountain Energy
Green Seal
Green Star Roofing
Green Wolf Energy, Inc.
Home Depot Inc, The
Hydrogen House Project
Ion Water Management
Jeff The Sheet & Pillow Guy
Kellogg Garden Products
Kelly-Moore Paints
Kitchen Craft Cookware
LeafFilter
LeafGuard of North Texas
Living Earth
Lone Star Champion
Windows
Lone Star Synthetic Turf
Milgard Windows
Morph Speakers
Mosquito Steve
New Life Hardwoods
Norwex
Petersendean Roofing &
Solar
Ploughshare / Brim Seed
Company
Plug Solar
Polyguard
Portable Solar LLC
Powur
Preservation Tree Services,
Inc.
PSW Real Estate
Rain Ranchers
RBC Roofing
Recreational Resort
Cottages
Renewal by Andersen
ShelterWorks
Snap Power
Softub
Sprinkl
State Farm Insurance Cos.
Statewide
Sustainable Furnishings
Council
Texas Irrigation Association
Texas Oasis Landscape
ThermaGro Greenhouse MFG
Tiny House Expedition
Tiny House Outlet
Trex
TXU Energy
Universal Windows
University of North Texas –
College of Visual Arts &
Design
Viridian
Viridian / Powur
Wealdstone Construction,
Inc.
Weather Shield Window Film
Yutumi
ZeroRez
INFRASTRUCTURE &
INDUSTRY
AEP – American Electric
Power Company
AHC Group
Air Alliance Houston
American Renewable Energy
Institute, Inc. (AREI)
American Sustainable
Business Council
American Tiny House
Association
American Wind Technologies
Atlas Organics
Atmocean, Inc.
Balcones Resources and
Shred
Bastrop County
Baylor Scott & White Health
BioHy Energy
Brittnie Harris
Champion Waste & Recycling
Services
Children’s Health
City of Dallas
City of Dallas – Fire-Rescue
City of Dallas Planning &
Urban Design Department
City of Dallas Waste Division
City of El Paso
City of Garland
City of Georgetown
City of Houston
City of Irving
City of Lewisville
City of Richardson
City of San Antonio
Commercial Metals Co.
Commodity Recycling
Solutions, LLC
CPS Energy
Dallas/Fort Worth
International Airport
DART
DFW Clean Cities
Drive Clean Texas
East Dallas Community Org.
(EDCO)
Eco Cabins
Eco Commercial Products
Energy Africa Conference
Energy Answers International
Heat is Power
IO Sustainability
Is That Recyclable?
Kinect Medical
Land Systems Corp
National Association of
Water Companies
North Central Texas Council
of Governments
NorthStar
North Texas Corporate
Recycling Association
North Texas Municipal Water
District
O3 Energy Solutions
Oncor
Parkland Health & Hospital
System
PG&E Corp.
Pratt & Whitney
Public Utility Commission of
Texas
Retail Brand Leaders
Revival Supply Co.
Sabin Metal Corporation
SolarCity
Southern Methodist
University – Dedman
College – Geothermal Lab
State of Texas Alliance for
Recycling (STAR)
Sustainable Energy and
Economic Development
Coalition
Tarrant Regional Water
District
Terraform Tiny House
Texas A&M – Texas Center
for Applied Technology
Texas A&M – Texas
Transportation Institute
Texas Asphalt Pavement
Association
Texas Association of
Business
Texas Central Railway
Texas Military Department:
Army/Air Guard
The Best Little House in
Texas
TrashBusters Inc.
Trinity Improvement
Association
Trinity River Authority of
Texas
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
UNICOR
UPS
USDA Rural Development
Veolia Environmental
Services North America
Corp.
Whittle Wagon – “Everything
Tiny Living,” The
Zero Waste Heroes
NATURAL RESOURCE
STEWARDSHIP
5 Gyres
Asia Pulp and Paper
Caddo Lake Institute
Code Authority
Colorado River Land Trust
Coral Restoration
Foundation
DCCCD – Eastfield College
DCCCD – El Centro College
Dignity Memorial
Environmental Media
Association
Federation of Fly Fishers
Fishackathon
Force Blue /Raider Project
ForestNation
Galveston Bay Foundation
Georgia Aquarium
Girl Scouts of Northeast
Texas
Greenpeace
Groundwork Dallas
H2O4TEXAS Coalition
H2O Conservation
Technology Inc
Harpseals.org
International Fountain of
Hope
International Paper
John Alexander Exhibit
Keep Texas Beautiful
Kids On the Land – SWDC
Alliance Rainfall Simulator
Living Earth Ecological
Institute, The
Lower Colorado River
Authority
Maridoe Golf Club
Marine Mammal Care Center
McKinney Avenue
Contemporary, The
Million Acre Pledge
Mystic Mandala
Natural Awakenings
Magazine – Dallas / Fort
Worth Metroplex
Nestlé Waters
New Beginnings Orphanages
International
NOAA – Flower Garden
Banks National Marine
Sanctuary
NOAA – National Oceanic
and Atmospheric
Administration
NOAA – National Weather
Center at University of
Oklahoma
NOAA – National Weather
Service – Ft. Worth / Dallas
Weather Forecast Office
North Texas Master
Naturalists
Pachamama Portal
Pelagic Fisheries Institute
Planet Experts
Rainforest Partnership
Rainforest Trust
Rare Conservation
Reef Relief
Retreet
River Network
Save Our Springs Alliance
EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT
31. 58 59
Stanford University –
Woods Inst. for the
Environment
Surfrider Foundation
Sustainability Management
Association
Sustainable Forestry
Initiative
Texas Conservation Alliance
Texas General Land Office
Texas Historic Tree Coalition
Thomas Kinkade Company /
Earth Art Foundation
Trinity Waters
U.S. Army – Fort Hood
Environmental
University Corporation for
Atmospheric Research –
Center for Science Education
University of North Texas –
College of Engineering
Ursuline Academy of Dallas
USDA Natural Resources
Conservation Service
Washed Ashore
Waterkeeper Alliance, The
Westrock
Yale University – School of
Forestry & Environmental
Studies
SAVOR
SUSTAINABLE FOOD
MARKET
3015 Trinity Groves
bbbop
Cafe Momentum
Common Table, The
Crisp Salad Company
Front Room Tavern
Garden Cafe
Jennie Kelly
Jon Stevens
Kalachandji’s
Kitchen LTO
Lyfe Kitchen
Nature’s Plate
Patina Green
Patton Robertson
Pink Magnolia
Porch, The
Salum
Savor Dallas
Small Brewpub
Start: Real Food Fast
Stock and Barrel
Tacodeli
Unleavened
UNTAPPED
SUSTAINABLE BEER
PAVILION
Alaskan Brewing Company
Ben E. Keith
Deschutes Brewery
Franconia Brewing Company
Full Sail Brewing
Harpoon Brewery
Odell Brewing Co.
Real Ale Brewing Company
SanTan Brewing
Sierra Nevada
Uinta Brewing
Untapped Festival
WILDLIFE & LAND
CONSERVATION
American Honey Bee
Protection Agency
Audubon Texas
Belantara Foundation
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America Circle
Ten Council
City of Cedar Hill
Compatible Lands
Foundation
Creature Teacher
Dallas Woods and Waters
Club
Dallas Zoological Society
DFW Wildlife Coalition
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center
John Bunker Sands Wetland
Center, Inc.
Morgan Safenet Foundation,
Inc.
Mustang Heritage
Foundation
National Parks Conservation
Association – National Parks
Service
National Wildlife
Federation
Native Prairies Association of
Texas
Nature Conservancy, The
Quail Coalition / Park Cities
Quail
Texan By Nature
Texas Land Conservancy
Texas Land Trust Council
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Foundation
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service
Wild Immersions
Window to the Wild Inc
Wings of Love Bird Haven
World Wildlife Fund
EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT
32. 60 61
REI
Starbucks
Whole Earth Provision
Company
OCEAN
5 Gyres
Code Authority
Coral Restoration
Foundation
Fishackathon
Force Blue / Raider Project
Georgia Aquarium
Greenpeace
Harpseals.org
Marine Mammal Care Center
NOAA – Flower Garden
Banks National Marine
Sanctuary
Pelagic Fisheries Institute
Reef Relief
Surfrider Foundation
Texas A&M AgriLife – Wildlife
& Fisheries – College Station
Texas A&M University – Sea
Grant
Texas General Land Office
Washed Ashore
RECYCLING & WASTE
American Textile Recycling
Service
Balcones Resources and
Shred
Can Manufacturers Institute
Champion Waste & Recycling
Services
City of Dallas Waste Division
Commercial Metals Co.
Commodity Recycling
Solutions, LLC
Council on Alcohol and Drug
Abuse, The
DFW Reclaimers Computer
Recycling, Inc.
Energy Answers International
North Texas Corporate
Recycling Association
Recycle 2 Support
Recycle Revolution
Re-Teck – Electronics
Recycling
Sabin Metal Corporation
Shoebank.org
State of Texas Alliance for
Recycling (STAR)
TrashBusters Inc.
Veolia Environmental
Services North America
Corp.
Zero Waste Heroes
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Air Liquide Advanced
Technologies
American Lighting
Association
American Renewable Energy
Institute, Inc. (AREI)
American Sustainable
Business Council
American Wind Technologies
Andrada Polytechnic
High School
Atmocean, Inc.
Axium Solar
Billions in Change, LLC
BioHy Energy
Breeze Energy
City of Georgetown
Clean Energy Systems, LLC
Dallas Interfaith Power &
Light
Dallas ISD – Environmental
Education Center
Earth Tech USA
Eco Energy International
Electric Distribution and
Design Systems
EnTech Electronics
Go Solar Go
Green Wolf Energy, Inc.
H/Cell Energy Corporation
Heat is Power
Hydrogen House Project
Living Earth Ecological
Institute, The
National Biodiesel Board
NorthStar
North Texas Renewable
Energy Group
O3 Energy Solutions
Oncor
One Earth Designs
Powur
Public Utility Commission of
Texas
REC Group
Ritoch-Powell & Associates
Smart Energy 360
SolarCity
SolarPV.TV
Solar World
Sustainable Energy and
Economic Development
Coalition
Texas A&M University –
College of Geosciences
Texas Energy ABC
Texas Renewable Energy
Industries Alliance
U.S. Air Force
UNICOR
USDA Rural Development
Viridian
Viridian / Powur
WATER
American Rainwater
Catchment Systems
Association
Caddo Lake Institute
Clean Water Fund
Dallas Woods and
Waters Club
Federation of Fly Fishers
GE: Water & Process
Technologies
Groundwork Dallas
H2O4TEXAS Coalition
H2O Conservation
Technology Inc
Ion Water Management
John Bunker Sands Wetland
Center, Inc.
Lower Colorado River
Authority
Maridoe Golf Club
National Association of
Water Companies
Nestlé Waters
North Texas Municipal Water
District
Pecan Street Inc.
Rain Ranchers
River Network
Save Our Springs Alliance
Sun2Water
Tarrant Regional Water
District
Texans for Clean Water
Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality
(TCEQ)
Texas Irrigation Association
Texas State Soil & Water
Conservation Board
Trinity Commons Foundation
Trinity Improvement
Association
Trinity River Authority of
Texas
Trinity River Vision Authority
Trinity Waters
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
Water4
Waterkeeper Alliance, The
AIR / CLIMATE
Air Alliance Houston
American Lung Association
Carbon War Room
Citizens’ Climate Education
Corp
Climate Change National
Forum
Columbia University – Sabin
Center for Climate Change
Law
ConservAmerica
DFW Clean Cities
Downwinders at Risk
Education Fund
Environmental Defense Fund
Green Tea Coalition
Ideal Impact
Moms Clean Air Force
NASA / Johnson Space
Center
NOAA – National Oceanic
and Atmospheric
Administration
NOAA – National Weather
Center at University of
Oklahoma
NOAA – National Weather
Service – Ft. Worth / Dallas
Weather Forecast Office
Stanford University – Woods
Inst. for the Environment
Take Care of Texas / TCEQ
Texas Tech University –
College of Arts & Sciences
U.S. Climate Task Force
University of California
at Los Angeles – Emmett
Center on Climate Change
ASSOCIATIONS
Air Alliance Houston
American Chemistry Council
American Diabetes
Association
American Lighting
Association
American Lung Association
American Rainwater
Catchment Systems
Association
American Sustainable
Business Council
American Tiny House
Association
Boy Scouts of America Circle
Ten Council
Bridge Alliance
Can Manufacturers Institute
Coalition for a New Dallas
Dallas Center For
Architecture (AIA)
Dallas County Master
Gardener Association
DFW Wildlife Coalition
Environmental Media
Association
Farm and Ranch Freedom
Alliance
Federation for American
Immigration Reform
Federation of Fly Fishers
Greater Dallas Planning
Council
Green Hotels Association
Green Tea Coalition
H2O4TEXAS Coalition
Hotel Association of North
Texas
International Dark-Sky
Association
League of Conservation
Voters
National Apartment
Association
National Association of
Water Companies
National Biodiesel Board
National Parks Conservation
Association – National Parks
Service
National Wildlife Federation
Native Prairies Association
of Texas
North Central Texas Council
of Governments
North Texas Corporate
Recycling Association
North Texas Electric Auto
Association
North Texas Renewable
Energy Group
North Texas Tesla Owner’s
Group
North Texas Women’s
Softball Association
Quail Coalition / Park Cities
Quail
Retail Brand Leaders
Save Our Springs Alliance
Society of Environmental
Journalists
Soil and Water Conservation
Society
Southwest Dairy Farmers
State of Texas Alliance for
Recycling (STAR)
Sustainability Management
Association
Sustainable Energy and
Economic Development
Coalition
Sustainable Furnishings
Council
Tech Titans / Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Alliance for Heritage
Resource Protection
Texas Asphalt Pavement
Association
Texas Association of
Business
Texas Conservation Alliance
Texas Historic Tree Coalition
Texas Irrigation Association
Texas Land Trust Council
Texas Organic Farmers
and Gardeners Association
(TOFGA), The
Texas Renewable Energy
Industries Alliance
Texas State Soil & Water
Conservation Board
Texas Wine and Grape
Growers Association
Trinity Improvement
Association
Turtle Creek Association
U.S. Green Building Council
North Texas
Urban Land Institute North
Texas
Waterkeeper Alliance, The
World Affairs Council of
Dallas / Fort Worth
FOREST
Asia Pulp and Paper
City of Dallas – Urban Forest
Advisory Committee
ForestNation
Girl Scouts of Northeast
Texas
International Paper
Million Acre Pledge
Rainforest Partnership
Rainforest Trust
Retreet
Sustainable Forestry
Initiative
Texas Conservation Alliance
Texas Historic Tree Coalition
Westrock
MAJOR RETAIL
Aveda
Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc.
Gap Inc.
Goodwill Industries of Dallas,
Inc.
Home Depot Inc, The
Kelly-Moore Paints
Kroger
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