Hundred’s gather at Wolf Pen Creek park in College Station for a day to celebrate the Earth, promote recycling, and enjoy each others company. Participants in the festival ranged form Girl Scouts of America, to Mathnasium, a math oriented learning program.
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Texas Master Naturalist representatives speak to a women during the Earth Day festival at Wolf Pen Creek park
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A young boy inspects a display from the Texas Master Naturalist
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A boy races across a ropes course presented by Trail Life USA
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Earth Day Festival
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Children partake in making birds nests from various supplies
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A display illustrates the transition butterflies go through to reach their final form of life
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Camp Invention encourages fun re-purposing of old or broken electronic equipment
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A small boy nervously holds a snake under the careful supervision of adults
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Ambassador’s from Sea Grant take down their display and safely transfer fish into a container to go back home
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Earth Day Festival
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Two Bryan Police Officers pose in front of their cruiser while enjoying the Earth Day Festival at Wolf Pen Creek park
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Representatives from the city of Bryan’s Recycling Center pause for a moment for a photo
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A women hands a child a bag filed with recycled toys
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Brazo’s Valley Earth Day Festival volunteers hold hand made signs made from recycled materials
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