RICHMOND, Va. – In recognition of Earth Day, Virginia State Parks is hosting more than 50 events to celebrate and preserve the natural wonders of the commonwealth. From educational programs to hands-on conservation efforts, visitors of all ages are invited to join in honoring our planet and taking action for a sustainable future.
“We believe that Earth Day is not just a day to celebrate, but it’s also a day to act,” said Virginia State Parks Director Dr. Melissa Baker. “Our goal is to empower individuals to make a positive impact on the environment, both within our parks and beyond. By coming together as a community, we can create lasting change for the betterment of our planet.”
With a mission to conserve and protect the state’s natural resources, Virginia’s state parks have long been at the forefront of environmental stewardship. On Earth Day, they reaffirm their commitment to conservation through a range of engaging activities and initiatives.
From April 19 through April 27, visitors can participate in a variety of Earth Day service projects, including trail cleanups, invasive plant removal, seed and tree planting and bird box building.
Additionally, educational programs will be offered to raise awareness about environmental issues and inspire visitors to take action in their communities.
There will be something for everyone this Earth Day at Virginia State Parks. To learn more, go to www.virginiastateparks.gov/earthday.
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