- November 2, 2024
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Charlie Hull, Olivia Dendy and Bonita Chambers
Kayla Keyes, Wendy Reuter and Anne Ramsby
A demonstration on composting highlights how to reduce waste.
Kayla Keyes educates visitors about how plastics harm sea animals.
Christine Diaz shows Bonita Chambers how to properly wear a bike helmet.
Cat Dillard talks with Erika Brigham about plastics use.
Patrick Lui gives away bike lights.
Patrick and Megan Lui with Colleen McGue
Sustainability program educator of the city of Sarasota Jeff Vredenburg with Stevie Freeman-Montes
Visitors wait to tour to a tiny house.
Luigi Verace stands up against plastics pollution.
Catherine Kobbe and Paula Wright
The city of Sarasota and Sarasota County partnered to host an Earth Day celebration at Five Points Park on April 20. Attendees engaged in talks and demonstrations about how to live more sustainability including cutting energy use, composting, buying local foods and learning more about this year’s global Earth day theme of ending plastic pollution.
“Earth Day is a day for us as a community to pause and reflect on how we are treating the earth,” said Stevie Freeman-Montes, sustainability manager for the city of Sarasota. “We’re celebrating how we are bettering the earth but also looking at how we can improve.”
