Celebration: Earth 2023


An Annual Event by HMNS

The concept of Earth Day was envisioned in 1970 by conservationists who were passionate about preserving the Earth and the environments we all inhabit. Since then, the day has inspired volunteers and citizen scientists to work together to promote conservation.

This big blue marble that we call home is much too important to relegate to one day. That’s why HMNS is celebrating Earth Day all month long in April with special exhibits, tours and activities that raise awareness about the issues affecting our environment and what we can do to continue to protect the Earth.

Earth at Home

Lecture - Shark Code: Lesson from Nature’s Fiercest Predators **Virtual** Dive in and discover the triumphs of these fierce creatures…

Earth at HMNS Hermann Park

Gaia - Earth by Luke Jerram April 1 to May 1, 2023 Included with permanent exhibit hall admission and always…

Earth Events and Programs

FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES Members Only Cockrell Butterfly Center March 10, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Come and look at…


Earth at HMNS Sugar Land

Sugar Land Ocean Bound Journey through watersheds to see how everyone's actions on land affect our ocean. Make it rain…

Earth - Support

Support Us Programs like these are only possible through our generous supporters. If you’d like to make a contribution to…

Earth - Community Partners

We’re celebrating community organizations that support conservation and environmental initiatives around the city of Houston and beyond. Check out our…

 
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