Sustainable Resilient Longmont was founded in 2015 to create a fun Earth Day event for Longmont that would inspire hope and empower positive change to address the often overwhelming environmental challenges of our time. Since that first event, the Longmont Earth Day Celebration has grown to become one of Boulder County's biggest Earth Day events and an annual tradition for many Longmont families.
We have maintained one clear message throughout the years: There is hope for the future of humanity and our amazing planet if we work together on solving global challenges at a local level. And SRL has carried that message forward with our Zero Waste and Renewable Energy programs that are producing positive change for Longmont, and the world, through smart public policy decisions with the action to back it up.
We have maintained one clear message throughout the years: There is hope for the future of humanity and our amazing planet if we work together on solving global challenges at a local level. And SRL has carried that message forward with our Zero Waste and Renewable Energy programs that are producing positive change for Longmont, and the world, through smart public policy decisions with the action to back it up.
8th Annual Longmont Earth Day Celebration
Saturday, April 23rd 2022
The 8th Annual Longmont Earth Day Celebration may be history, but it won't be forgotten. Check out our 2022 Longmont Earth Day Celebration event page for a photo gallery and recap of the event.
Saturday, April 23rd 2022
The 8th Annual Longmont Earth Day Celebration may be history, but it won't be forgotten. Check out our 2022 Longmont Earth Day Celebration event page for a photo gallery and recap of the event.
2021 Longmont Earth Day Celebration
Thank you to everyone who supported last year's 2021 Longmont Earth Day! If you missed our live events, you can find the recorded webinars below.
Thank you to everyone who supported last year's 2021 Longmont Earth Day! If you missed our live events, you can find the recorded webinars below.
K-5 Programming
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Longmont Wildlife Rescue:
Join us to learn how local nonprofit Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center takes care of abandoned and injured wildlife! During this interactive presentation, participants will discover new local species and find out how to help orphaned wild animals. Presenter: Claudia Laprise, Volunteer & Outreach Manager with Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center |
Recycled Environmental Art Activities:
These bilingually presented art activities will guide participants through creating their own artwork using materials found at home! Materials needed include: cardboard, two cardboard tubes, nature pictures, yarn or string, glue, markers, paint and/or paint pens. Presenters: Mary Claire Collins, Kindergarten teacher, La escuela bilingue Pioneer, BVSD, Stephanie Potter, 3rd Grade Teacher, Eagle Crest Elementary School, SVVSD To find worksheets and helpful guides for these activities, go to: http://www.srlongmont.org/resources.html |
Teen Programming
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Environmental Club Student Panel:
Join local high school students for a panel discussion about running an environmental club, and tips for event and campaign planning. Panelists: Ana Greer, Longmont High School, Rakhi Kataria, Silver Creek High School, Earth Guardians & Youth Sustainability Board, Simon Saia, Niwot High School, Monet Meisman, Skyline High School, Kelley Sinning, CSU, student ambassador for Warner College of Natural Resources & Rams for the Boundary Waters Moderator: Maya Beauvineau, Niwot High School |
Youth Visions for the Future Film Festival:
Enjoy a collection of short environmentally-focused films made by local youth filmmakers. Hosted by: Allie Hummer, Silver Creek High School, Jorge Arroyo, Longmont High School |
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Youth Visions for the Future Film Festival Featuring films from:
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We're In This Together: Equitable Climate Action in Longmont
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