Earth Day Partners & Community Organizations
Explore the Organizations Behind Tri-Cities Earth Day
Meet the Organizations Bringing Earth Day to Life
Earth Day at the REACH Museum brings together scientists, conservation groups, outdoor organizations, educators, and local businesses working to protect and celebrate the Columbia Basin.
During the event, visitors can explore dozens of booths featuring hands-on activities, environmental demonstrations, and ways to get involved in sustainability efforts across the Tri-Cities.
From native plants and wildlife conservation to clean energy and outdoor recreation, these community partners help make Earth Day an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
What You’ll Discover at Earth Day
Earth Day at the REACH Museum is more than a festival—it’s a chance to explore the science, landscapes, and communities that shape the Columbia Basin. Throughout the event, local organizations will host interactive booths, demonstrations, and hands-on learning experiences for visitors of all ages.
Here are just a few of the discoveries waiting for you:
- Meet Fin, the Giant Migrating Salmon and learn how salmon travel hundreds of miles through the Columbia River system.
- Explore a groundwater model and radiation detection tools used to monitor the Hanford cleanup.
- Discover native plants that thrive in the Columbia Basin and how they support wildlife and pollinators.
- Learn water-wise gardening techniques designed for the Tri-Cities’ desert climate.
- See wildlife pelts and skulls used in environmental education and learn about animals native to our region.
- Find out how electric vehicles help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
- Watch a food demonstration featuring local ingredients and sustainable cooking ideas.
- Create upcycled art projects that turn recycled materials into something new.
- Learn how scientists study air quality, forests, and environmental chemistry.
- Meet organizations working to protect Badger Mountain, local shorelines, and wildlife refuges.
- Discover ways to get involved in community science, conservation, and outdoor recreation.
Community Partners & Exhibitors
Environmental & Conservation
Science, Technology & STEM
Climate & Sustainability
Outdoor Recreation & Healthy Living
Community Organizations & Learning Resources
Local Makers, Food & Creative Activities
Cultural & Heritage Organizations
Wanapum Heritage Center – Native American Discovery Unit
Experience Wanapum culture and traditions connected to the Columbia River.