Earth Day Texas 2017 Event Guide

EVENT GUIDE

The place where environmentally conscious organizations, businesses, institutions, you, your friends and family convene to celebrate the Earth and create sustainable solutions to make a difference today, tomorrow, and every day.

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WELCOME TO EARTH DAY TEXAS!

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ON BEHALF OF OUR TEAM AND THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WE WOULD LIKE TO PERSONALLY WELCOME YOU TO EARTH DAY TEXAS 2017.

2017 Sponsors

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Event Overview

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Earth Day Texas has grown significantly since 2011, when our initial two-day event spanned several blocks in downtown Dallas’ Arts District with 130 entities and 48,000 attendees. This year, we anticipate more than 150,000 attendees, including an expected 10,000 business leaders and nearly 800 nonprofit organizations, corporate businesses of all sizes, schools and universities, and robust conferences over the course of five days from April 19-23.

Event Programming

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Workshop Schedule

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Speaker Schedule

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Green Speaker Series

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EARTHxFilm

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EARTHxGlobal Gala

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Music Series Schedule

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Savor Food Garden

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EARTHx Sustainable Beer Garden

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Additional Programming

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Exhibitors: By Department

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Exhibitors: Alphabetical

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Attendees can expect world-class exhibits, workshops, and special events from key environmental and business leaders encompassing globally recognized corporations, institutions, and other organizations. A few notable new initiatives include the E-Capital Summit, where cutting-edge clean energy start-ups bring innovation to patient capital; EARTHACK, a hackathon focusing on solutions with a positive environmental impact (more than 40 percent of the participants hail beyond Texas); EarthxFilm, our inaugural environmentally focused documentary film festival; Plasticity Texas, where global experts address opportunities and challenges with plastic production and use; and EarthxGlobal Gala, our star-studded evening that celebrates and honors the work of environmental education, impact, and awareness.

Now in our seventh year, Earth Day Texas incorporates more than one million square feet of indoor and outdoor space at Dallas’ historic Fair Park. Our event includes entertainment and engaging programming for all ages. Beginning Friday, April 21, families can enjoy three free, actionpacked days of activities such as tree climbing, butterfly observing, scuba diving, a remote-controlled solar car race, LEGO® Build the Change challenge, Science on a Sphere, toy and library booths, film competitions for students, family-friendly film screenings, and much more!

This year also marks a key milestone in our journey of growth and transformation. As the largest annual environmental forum sharing the latest initiatives, discoveries, research, innovations, policies and corporate practices, we are moving beyond our Texas roots. Therefore, we are pleased to have made the decision to rebrand to EARTHx and officially be recognized as a national and international environmental intersection for all conversations on conservation.

As a result of our extraordinary growth, it is important to acknowledge the key component to our success — YOU! Thank you for your advocacy, loyalty, and commitment to our environment as we continue to grow and ignite positive change.

OUR MISSION Each April, Earth Day Texas hosts the world’s largest public exhibition devoted to environmental stewardship, where attendees come together for breakthrough hope and discovery about how best to achieve a world of sustainable balance. The event is a platform that brings businesses, environmental organizations, academic institutions, and government agencies together to positively inspire people to think, live, and work sustainably.

We look forward to seeing you here and wish you an enlightening and memorable experience!

TRAMMELL S. CROW FOUNDER

RYAN A. BROWN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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EVENT OVERVIEW

CENTENNIAL HALL EXHIBITION DEPARTMENTS

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EVENT PROGRAMMING FESTIVAL SAVOR FOOD GARDEN

LIVE LOCAL MUSIC

Locally sourced food and healthy, delicious meals that are good for you and the planet.

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Local Texas artists take the stage to provide hours of entertaining music all weekend long.

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EARTHx Sustainable Beer Garden Making a difference can start with having a responsibly brewed craft beer.

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PRESENTED WITH GLOBAL GREEN Watch powerful environmental films and meet the directors, producers, and stars.

FEATURING THE POPULAR A BED OVER MY HEAD

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YOGA IN THE PARK

TINY HOUSE VILLAGE Back by popular demand, two house villages for the DIYers and another for serious buyers!

Don’t miss all three tiny house villages and four-hour interactive workshops.

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PRESENTED BY SPROUTS THE CROW COLLECTION

Bring your yoga SU N DAY mat for meditation, ON LY a discussion of the importance of thoughtful movement, and a one-hour yoga class.

INTERACTIVE ECO EXPO Discover what local and global professionals are doing to save the earth by visiting exhibits that pique your curiosity. There is a niche for everyone!

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RIDE & DRIVE

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K Ride & Drive the cars of INTO TH E the future. Come test FUTU RE drive Toyota’s electric plug-in and hybrid vehicles on a one-mile track designed to highlight eco-friendly features and maneuvering abilities. Experience the power behind technology that’s changing the way we drive.

You must be 18 years or older to test drive.

LEGO BUILD THE CHANGE ®

SUPPORTED BY ARBORILOGICAL SERVICES

TREE CLIMBER’S INTERNATIONAL Learn how to climb trees rope-and-harness style with professional instructors on the tall, historic oaks at Fair Park.

During this three-day building event, children are inspired to build their “A, Bee, Seas” version of a more sustainable future using millions of LEGO bricks.

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MOBILE DAIRY CLASSROOM For an utterly amazing experience, learn how to milk a cow in the Southwest Dairy Farmers exhibit.

GO DIVE NOW – SCUBA POOL

LUNG FORCE WALK

With the addition of Go Dive Now’s 20’x30’ mobile pool arriving at Fair Park, EDTx attendees can receive a P. 40 scuba tutorial in Dallas!

Organized with the American Lung Association, walk this 5K for lung and women’s health everywhere!

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ART RISING WATERS Rising Waters is a conceptual public art project created and developed by Susan Israel that educates people about flood risks from sea level rise and fresh water flooding due to climate change.

PERFORMING POETS Rush over to the Eco-Poetry Lounge to learn from New York City poetry pro’s as they guide participants of all ages on how to share your environmental message with the world.

AERIAL PHOTO On Earth Day, join thousands of North SATU RDAY Texans as we assemble in the shape of a Monarch Butterfly on the Cotton Bowl field. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!

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PRESENTED WITH GLOBAL GREEN For this ticketed fundraiser, Hollywood FRIDAY comes to Dallas ON LY and talks about how filmmaking and art can help change the world. The star-studded evening will celebrates progress, hope, and innovation in a global shift toward a sustainable and secure future.

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EDUCATIONAL GREEN SPEAKER SERIES Expert speakers and panels talk about everything from electric cars to policy to climate change to bee pollination.

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SOLAR CAR CHALLENGE High school teams display the solar-powered cars they built from scratch.

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SCIENCE ON A SPHERE This state-of-the-art spherical device designed by NOAA scientists allows you to see the Earth as if you’re in outer space.

WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED SUNDAY, APRIL 23.

A competition series featuring four divisions pitching conservation and sustainability projects that awards a total of $41,000 in prize money! Hear about the impactful projects our Veteran, Nonprofit, Academic and Civic groups bring to life for the sake of our precious Earth.

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CREATURE TEACHER Meet animals like kangaroo, giant tortoise, python, lionhead rabbit, chinchilla, and even tarantulas!

TEXAS DISCOVERY GARDENS

OMNIGLOBES

Play with butterflies at the Texas Discovery Gardens, which is open during Earth Day Texas!

The ever-popular OmniGlobes present you an opportunity to control advanced weather simulations.

GREEN LIBRARY Check out new and classic environmental books and DVDs.

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Come hear various professors speak on architecture, public health, wildlife and other topics that sustain the environment!

GREEN TOY BOOTH Find toys that are eco-safe, eco-educational and experience endless amounts of fun!

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EVENT PROGRAMMING

SMARTFLOWER

DOPPLER ON WHEELS

The world’s first all-in-one solar electric system, with its awardwinning design, makes its debut at Earth Day Texas at Big Tex Circle. Experience this one-of-akind innovation that automatically fans out its solar petals at sunrise to face the sun at a 90-degree angle throughout the day, and closes as the sun sets.

Attendees have a chance to enter a real severe storm chaser! Come and see the Doppler on Wheels, as the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) releases weather balloons during the event.

PETTING ZOO Wild Things Zoofari gets you up close and personal with our furry friends.

EXOTIC WILDLIFE Take advantage of this opportunity to see an anteater, sloth, and cheetah from the Dallas Zoo!

STAY GREEN ON THE GREEN Did you know the US is home to more than 15,000 golf courses?

Learn more about how the creation, continued nurture and care of these courses requires a great deal of manpower, expenses, and use of our most precious natural resources — water!

CPE & CLE CREDITS Are you an educator or lawyer?

You can receive continuing education credits by attending Green Speaker Series lectures and panels!

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PRESENTED BY THE CROW COLLECTION

WELLNESS IN THE PARK Yoga and Tai Chi returns to Fair Park on Saturday and Sunday.

Unify with your surroundings in these hour-long classes for the whole family!

PERMACUBE The PermaCube is the most efficient and diversified food, water and energy production, harvesting and storage facility ever assembled. See the demo unit offering an on and off-thegrid source of sustainable, locally produced, 100% organic food and clean water system enough for a small family. Demo unit is for sale and includes complimentary training and installation for one lucky buyer!

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WORKSHOP SCHEDULE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, & SUNDAY TAKE THE ONE LESS STRAW PLEDGE!

PRESENTED BY ONE MORE GENERATION ALL DAY LONG CENTENNIAL HALL AT PROJECT D.E.E.P.

Plastic straws (like single use plastic bags) are one of those items that most of us could live without. We can all be the solution to the problem by simply “saying no” to plastic straws and either going without or getting yourself a reusable drinking straw. Learn more and sign the pledge at The One More Generation Booth!

SEED BALL MAKING WORKSHOP

PRESENTED BY THE GREAT SEED BOMB 1:30 PM & 4:30 PM THE HIVE AT THE POLLINATOR ACCELERATOR

Learn how to make FUN FOR seed balls using THE ENTIRE native wildflower FAMILY seeds, compost and clay. This activity is fun, collaborative, and the end result helps spread habitat for pollinators like monarch butterflies and native bees!

SATURDAY CODING FOR VETERANS

PRESENTED BY EARTH DAY TEXAS AND HACK DFW 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM COTTON BOWL MEDIA ROOM

For veterans who have ever considered a career in programming, this workshop can be a good way to decide if this career is a good fit. This workshop helps attendees gain a better understanding of how the Internet works and the basics of HTML & CSS to build a simple portfolio page.

CREATING A MORE SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE

PRESENTED BY TEXAS SMARTSCAPE 11:00 AM GARDEN AMPHITHEATER

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Dr. Woodson shares water conserving landscape plants, irrigation ideas and other water conservation practices. Beautiful and colorful water-saving landscapes are possible by design, plant selection, irrigation efficiency and best maintenance practices.

FREE CHILDREN’S PLANTING WORKSHOP

PRESENTED BY SMU HUNT INSTITUTE FOR ENGINEERING AND HUMANITY 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM BETWEEN COTTON BOWL PLAZA & THE LAGOON

Bring the whole family AT THE to this interactive SMU EXHIBIT children’s planting SPACE activity at the SMU Booth and meet “Evie” the Mobile Greenhouse from The Hunt Institute.

PILATES FOR THE PLANET “By all means, never fail to get all the sunshine and fresh air that you can.”

– Joseph Pilates

PRESENTED BY FRISCO FRESH MARKET & PILATES METHODOLOGY 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM GRASSY AREA BY THE FARMERS MARKET

Join us for this mini-workshop where you get to know Joseph Pilates and his method, as well as take a mat class that focuses on technique and precision while building strength and stretch. The class is taught

by Rachael Lieck Bryce, Pilates Methodology owner.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY TINY HOUSE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

PRESENTED BY TINY HOUSE COLLABORATIVE 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Come learn with us and explore opportunities for tiny house communities, regulation and legalization! During both days, the following topics are covered during this comprehensive four-hour workshop: • How to form tiny house communities • How to look for available land • Zoning considerations • How to work with city officials and neighbors to set up a tiny house community responsibly

HEALTHY HEALING ARTS THE GREEN VACCINE

PRESENTED BY CATHY LEMMON 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM FOOD AND FIBER BUILDING

Questioning vaccines? Homeopath Cathy Lemmon has been called the Ambassador to the World for the nontoxic alternative to vaccines known as Homeoprophylaxis (HP). She has been presenting about HP throughout the US and internationally, helping people and families get their hands on this nontoxic alternative. This method works in harmony with nature, promoting the body’s natural desire to be well. She talks about vaccines and respecting the body and disease, as well as the natural approach to wellness.

FEED THE WORLD — STARTING AT YOUR HOME PRESENTED BY PERMACUBE 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM, & 4:00 PM OUTSIDE GRAND PLACE Learn how to grow your own healthy food in your own backyard, patio or kitchen with just a few minutes a day of your time. These sustainable principles can be expanded to your neighborhood, city and on to the rest of the world.

SUNDAY PODCASTING FOR THE PLANET WORKSHOP PRESENTED BY THE GREEN UP GIRL® DIY KIDS’ 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (STARTING EVERY HALF HOUR) FOOD & FIBER BUILDING This program brings together a child’s love of technology and exploring the environment.

Children have a chance to create their own audio podcast and share their thoughts with the world while influencing others to join and help protect the environment.

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SPEAKER SCHEDULE FRIDAY DAY/TIME

CENTENNIAL HALL

AUTOMOBILE BUILDING

TOWER BUILDING

GRAND PLACE

GARDEN AMPHITHEATER

BAND SHELL

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TREE PLANTING CEREMONY

10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM

JOHN KLIEM, PE AND U.S. NAVY ENERGY RESILIENCY SENATOR SHELDON WHITEHOUSE

NEXUS WORKING GROUP ON CLIMATE CHANGE

11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM

SHELL’S ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

1:00 PM 1:15 PM

MASTERING VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT

1:45 PM 2:00 PM

SAVING OUR SOIL

2:45 PM

CARBON PRICING: CURE OR CURSE?

NUCLEAR NOW

HUNT OIL & THE ENVIRONMENT

GEN. WESLEY CLARK, SR. (RET.)

NICARAGUA’S SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES

SEA LEVEL RISE

3:00 PM 3:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM

OCEAN ADVOCATES

UPCYCLING OCEAN ALGAE

SUSAN EISENHOWER CRAIG FUGATE ON NATURAL DISASTERS

2:15 PM 2:30 PM

GLOBAL WATER SECURITY

RENEWABLES ABROAD

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TAKE BACK THE RAINFORESTS

CONSERVATION CAN’T WAIT

TRANSPARTISAN CLIMATE COMMUNICATION

12:30 PM 12:45 PM

COMPANIES REPURPOSING FOOD WASTE

GLENN PRICKETT ON IMPACT INVESTING

E-CAPITAL SUMMIT WRAP-UP

ORGANIC CROPS: SEEING PAST THE SURFACE

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INVESTING IN THE EARTH

WHY CLEAN ENERGY INNOVATION MATTERS

CLEAN TECH ENTREPRENEURS: TEXAS

NATIONAL LAB INNOVATION: NREL

GREEN OVER GRAY: BEAUTIFYING OUR URBAN LANDSCAPE

CLEAN TECH ENTREPRENEURS: INTERNATIONAL

NATIONAL LAB INNOVATION: ARGONNE

CLEAN CITIES: A NATIONAL DISCUSSION

4:45 PM 5:00 PM 5:15 PM 5:30 PM 5:45 PM 6:00 PM

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FINDING ALPHA IN THE ENVIRONMENT

THE IMPORTANCE OF NATIVE HABITATS

YOUTH IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT

4:00 PM 4:15 PM

AN UPDATE FROM MONARCH WATCH

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION’S MAYORS’ MONARCH PLEDGE

REBECA QUIÑONEZPIÑÓN, PhD LONG JOURNEY TO THE FOREST

SPEAKER SCHEDULE SATURDAY DAY/TIME 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM

CENTENNIAL HALL

AUTOMOBILE BUILDING

ON THE ISSUES: LOG CABIN REPUBLICANS VS STONEWALL DEMOCRATS

TOYOTA USA: BEYOND TEXAS

11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM

KATHARINE HAYHOE, PhD

12:30 PM

1:15 PM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM

ALTERNATIVE FUELS

KIMBERLY ERUSHA, PhD & ROBERT TRENT JONES II: STAYING GREEN ON THE GREEN

RENEWABLE CONSUMER OF THE FUTURE

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2:45 PM

PLASTICITY TEXAS WRAP-UP

CONTINUING THE CAPTAIN PLANET LEGACY

PAUL WATSON

FRACKING GOING FORWARD: R.S.E. WRAP-UP REPORT

GLOBAL WILDLIFE DEFENSE

BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY

3:00 PM 3:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM

COST OF ENDING GLOBAL HUNGER

ACTIVISM NOW

TRINITY RIVER: A GUIDE THROUGH TIME

BAND SHELL

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION’S MAYORS’ MONARCH PLEDGE FARM BILL & THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE

OCEAN INNOVATORS

SAVORY INSTITUTE ON RANCH MANAGEMENT

JIM LEVITT, PhD PRESENTS: THE HISTORY OF CONSERVATION

ORGANIC VS TRADITIONAL CROPS

SID MILLER ON OUR NATION’S AGRICULTURE

2:15 PM 2:30 PM

GARDEN AMPHITHEATER

DANGER DOWNSTREAM DALLAS ZOO SHOWCASE: CHEETAH, SLOTH, ANTEATER

SYLVIA EARLE, PhD, AT THE HALL OF STATE

12:45 PM 1:00 PM

GRAND PLACE

RYAN SITTON’S TOWN HALL

ATMOSPHERIC FINDINGS

11:45 AM

TOWER BUILDING

THE NEXT MISSION: VETERANS SERVE THE ENVIRONMENT

SCIENCE FOR CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

EARTHxPitch: CIVIC

DISSOLVING FOOD DESERTS

EARTHxPitch: VETS

LEADING THE WELLNESS LIFESTYLE

CITY SPOTLIGHT: DALLAS LAND

TINY HOUSE COLLABORATIVE

GREEN SOURCE DFW / MEMNOSYNE INSTITUTE CLIMATE RALLY

FUTURE OF THE FAMILY FARM

JIM EVANOFF: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

STATE OF THE MONARCH

4:00 PM 4:15 PM 4:30 PM

CLEAN TECH ENTREPRENEURS: NATIONAL

FEDERAL POLLINATOR PARTNERS

4:45 PM 5:00 PM 5:15 PM 5:30 PM 5:45 PM 6:00 PM

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CORAL CRUSADERS

FUTURE OF RAIL

CLEAN TECH ENTREPRENEURS: INTERNATIONAL

CITY SPOTLIGHT: DALLAS AIR

VITALIC VEGANS

SUNDAY DAY/TIME

CENTENNIAL HALL

AUTOMOBILE BUILDING

TOWER BUILDING

GRAND PLACE

CORAL CATASTROPHE

YOUR HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT

PROTECTING 1% OF PRAIRIES

TINY HOUSES: THE FAST TRACK TO TINY LIVING

GARDEN AMPHITHEATER

BAND SHELL

10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM 12:30 PM 12:45 PM

CITY SPOTLIGHT: AUSTIN INFRASTRUCTURE

COWBOY COMPOST

1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM

MILKWEED PROPOGATION & POLLINATOR PIPELINE

HISTORIA DE COWBOY PLASTIC PERMEATING OUR WATERWAYS

PRESIDENTIAL PRESERVATION: HE TOMMY E. REMENGESAU, JR.

CREATIVE COMPOSTING

GET OUT AND PLANT!

EARTHxPitch: NONPROFIT

AN UPDATE FROM MONARCH WATCH

GRID MODERNIZATION AND EXPANSION

2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM

CORAL CATASTROPHE

A LOOK AT AUSTIN’S TRANSPORTATION

SOIL REGENERATION: THE CONSUMER’S CHOICE

EARTHxPitch: ACADEMIC

FEDERAL POLLINATOR PARTNERS

3:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM

CONSERVATION THROUGH HUNTING

TRINITY RIVER TRIBULATIONS

SUSTAINABLE COEXISTENCE: INVASIVE / ENDANGERED SPECIES IN SOCIETY

TINY HOUSE 101: Q&A

BEE THE CHANGE

4:30 PM 4:45 PM 5:00 PM 5:15 PM

POLLINATORS UNITE: THE NEXT FLIGHT

5:30 PM 5:45 PM 6:00 PM

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GREEN SPEAKER SERIES

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IN THE GREEN SPEAKER SERIES, EXPERT SPEAKERS AND PANELS TALK ABOUT EVERYTHING FROM ELECTRIC CARS TO BEE POLLINATION. THEY SHARE BREAKTHROUGH INNOVATIONS, PRACTICAL HOME REMEDIES, AND HOW TO BEGIN BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE. MUST-SEE SPEAKERS AT EARTH DAY TEXAS 2017 INCLUDE:

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK, SR. (RET.)

WILLIAM CRAIG FUGATE

JOHN KLIEM, PE

Wesley Clark, Sr. is a retired General of the United States Army. General Clark spent 34 years in the U.S. Army, receiving many military decorations, several honorary knighthoods and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

William Craig Fugate served as President Barack Obama’s FEMA Administrator from May 2009 to January 2017. He led FEMA through multiple record-breaking disaster years and oversaw the Federal Government’s response to major events such as the Joplin and Moore Tornadoes, Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Matthew, and the 2016 Louisiana flooding.

John Kliem, PE is an accomplished engineer and program manager responsible for the development of large complex programs both domestically and internationally to include achieving the Secretary of the Navy’s 1 GW renewable energy goal.

SYLVIA A. EARLE, PhD Sylvia A. Earle, PhD, called “Her Deepness” by the New Yorker and The New York Times, “Living Legend” by the Library of Congress, and first “Hero for the Planet” by Time magazine, is an oceanographer, explorer, author, and lecturer.

SUSAN EISENHOWER Susan Eisenhower is a consultant, author, and expert on international security, space policy, energy, and relations between the Russian Federation and the United States of America.

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MIGUEL HARTH-BEDOYA Miguel HarthBedoya, director of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and internationally acclaimed conductor, orchestrated a service that would allow him and other residents to compost food waste.

KATHARINE HAYHOE, PhD Katharine Hayhoe, PhD, is an atmospheric scientist and associate professor of political science at Texas Tech University, where she is director of the Climate Science Center.

SID MILLER Sid Miller is the Texas Agriculture Commissioner and is a former vocational agriculture teacher.

A world champion cowboy who has won nine world titles, Commissioner Miller earns his living from the land raising crops, cattle, horses, and trees.

RUTH PERRY, PhD Ruth Perry, PhD, is a Marine Scientist and Regulatory Policy Specialist responsible for offshore marine environmental policy for Shell Exploration and Production Americas teams.

GREEN SPEAKER SERIES

GLENN PRICKETT

RYAN SITTON

PAUL WATSON

Glenn Prickett oversees international and U.S. government relations, corporate practices and sustainability efforts, and relationships with leading international institutions and nongovernmental organizations for the Nature Conservancy.

Ryan Sitton was elected statewide in November 2014 to serve as Texas Railroad Commissioner (RRC). The RRC is the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, natural gas utilities, and the natural gas and hazardous liquid pipeline industry in Texas.

Paul Watson is a marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist. Paul founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an anti-poaching and direct action group focused on marine conservation and marine conservation activism.

HIS EXCELLENCY TOMMY E. REMENGESAU, JR.

TOM “SMITTY” SMITH

SENATOR SHELDON WHITEHOUSE

Tom “Smitty” Smith has been director of Public Citizen’s Texas office since 1985. He has testified more than 1,000 times on energy and other issues before the Texas Legislature and Congress.

Sheldon Whitehouse is the United States Senator for Rhode Island. As a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Sheldon has championed efforts to reduce carbon pollution, protect our air and water, and position Rhode Island as a leader in the clean energy economy.

Tommy E. Remengesau, Jr. is the president of the Republic of Palau and is leading the effort of implementing the Palau National Marine Sanctuary — the world’s sixth largest, fully protected marine area. This initiative garnered him the prestigious International Game Fish Association’s (IGFA) Conservation Award in 2014 and the 2016 Peter Benchley Ocean Award for Excellence in National Stewardship.

ANDREW SABIN Andrew Sabin is owner of a precious metal refinery and supports legal strategies to fight climate change.

He is actively engaged with the community and environmental programs around the world.

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LAURA TURNER SEYDEL Laura Turner Seydel is the chairperson of the Captain Planet Foundation, which supports high-quality, handson environmental stewardship projects that have enabled more than 1 million youth across the U.S. and around the world to make significant environmental improvements to their schools or communities.

KATE WILLIAMS Kate Williams is CEO of One Percent for the Planet, a nonprofit environmental organization that leads a global network of businesses, nonprofits, and individuals working together for a healthy planet.

FILM CAN CHANGE THE WORLD P R ES E N T E D BY E A RT H DAY T X

Film Premieres, Panels, Free Outdoor Screenings, Virtual Reality, Youth Filmmaking Workshops/Competition, and the EARTHxGlobal Gala all capped off with an Awards Ceremony.

EARTHxFilm.org

MISSION EARTHxFilm showcases films and emerging media that explore conservation, climate change and the environment while honoring the heroes working to protect our planet. Our mission is to turn awareness into action through art and media. We achieve our goals by partnering with top environmental, film and entertainment organizations across the globe.

OPENING NIGHT CELEBRATION CHASING CORAL (Documentary Feature) Preceded by Finalists of Young Filmmaker Competition Thursday, April 20 | Music Hall at Fair Park 6:00 PM Green Carpet Arrivals 7:00 PM Presentation and Screenings

Join us for EARTHxFilm’s Opening Night, including a screening of the 2017 Sundance Audience Award Winner, CHASING CORAL, and special receptions.

Opening Night Film Tickets are only $10. Opening Night VIP Tickets are $45 and include Priority seating to the Opening Night screening, Access to Pre-Reception for patrons 21 years and older, and an Invitation to Post-Screening Party with local partners (21+).

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EARTHxFilm TICKETS AND PASSES Tickets and passes can be purchased at the EARTHxFilm Festival Box Office in Fair Park or online at EARTHxFilm.org EARTHxFilm Festival Ticket $7.50 Individual admission to any regular screening.

EARTHxFilm Festival Opening Night Film Ticket $10 Individual admission to screening, Thursday, April 20.

Day Pass (Saturday) $15 Priority access to all regular screenings on Saturday, April 22.

Day Pass (Sunday) $15 Priority access to all regular screenings on Sunday, April 23.

Opening Night VIP Ticket (Thursday, April 20) $45 Priority seating to the Opening Night screening on April 20, Access to Pre-Reception for patrons 21 years and older and an Invitation to Post-Screening Party with local partners (21+).

Festival Pass (Friday - Sunday) $75 Priority access to all regular screenings Friday - Sunday, April 21 - 23.

For patrons 21 years and older, this pass provides access to the EARTHxLounge located at the Magnolia Lounge.

All Access Pass (April 17-23) $300 Priority access to all regular screenings, including Opening Night, Thursday-Sunday, April 19-23.

For patrons 21 years and older, this pass provides access to the EARTHxLounge located at the Magnolia Lounge.

Priority seating at the EARTHxFilm Screening and Panel Discussion at the Nasher Sculpture Center on Tuesday, April 18, 7 PM. Global Access Pass (April 17-23) $750 Includes benefits of All Access Pass + One Ticket to EARTHxGlobal Gala.

Passholders must be in their seats 15 minutes prior to screening time to guarantee their seats.

BOX OFFICE EARTHxFilm Festival Box Office

Box Office Hours (April 19-23)

Located in the lobby of the Magnolia Lounge in Fair Park.

Wednesday, April 19, Noon - 6:00 PM

1121 First Avenue

Thursday, April 20, Noon - 6:00 PM

Dallas, TX 75210

Friday, April 21, 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Box Office Phone: 972-587-6757

Saturday, April 22, 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Box Office Email: boxoffice@earthxfilm.org

Sunday, April 23, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

OUR 2017 PARTNERS AREDAY Impact Film Festival, Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capitol, Blue Ocean Film Festival, Global Foundation for Democracy and Development, Wild and Scenic Film Festival. Programming Generously provided by: Discovery, DisneyNature, HBO, National Geographic and Netflix.

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EARTHxFilm FILM SCREENINGS EARTHxFilm presents films that cover a wide range of important environmental topics that affect us all.

Film schedule at time of printing. Additional films being added, check EARTHxFilm.org for most up-to-date schedule.

WATER & OCEAN A PLASTIC OCEAN (Documentary Feature) USA/UK/HK, 2016, 102 min., Color A PLASTIC OCEAN begins when journalist Craig Leeson, searching for the elusive blue whale, discovers plastic waste in what should be pristine ocean. Craig teams up with free diver Tanya Streeter and an international team of scientists and researchers, and they travel around the world to explore the fragile state of our oceans, uncover alarming truths about plastic pollution, and reveal working solutions that can be put into immediate effect.

RIVERBLUE (Documentary Feature) Narrated by clean water supporter Jason Priestley, RiverBlue follows international river conservationist, Mark Angelo, on a journey that uncovers the dark side of the fashion industry. Spanning the globe to infiltrate one of the world’s most pollutive industries and speaking with fashion designers and water protectors world-wide, RiverBlue reveals stunning and shocking never-before-seen images that truly change the way we look at how our clothing is made.

DIR Roger Williams, David McIlvride SCR Mark Angelo, Jason Priestley, Orsola De Castro Saturday, April 22, 7:00 PM | African American Museum Theater

DIR Craig Leeson SCR Craig Leeson, Mindy Elliott Saturday, April 22, 5:30 PM | Women’s Museum Theater

WHY JUST ONE? USA, 2016, 60 min., Color

BIGGER THAN WATER (Documentary Feature, Work in progress) USA, 2017, 125 min., Color Clean water is supposed to be every American’s birthright, but when Flint city officials fail to properly treat a vital water system, and state officials follow suit, residents fight to fix their vital lifeline and thwart the effects that a politically negligent system created.

A gripping documentary that explores the plight of endangered sea turtles, with particular focus on efforts by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to protect threatened species of sea turtles in Costa Rica.

DIR Michael Colin Sunday, April 23, 1:00 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park

DIR Rameen Aminzadeh SCR Rameen Aminzadeh, Jeffery Copeland Saturday, April 22, 8:30 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park

RECYCLING & CONSERVATION

CHASING CORAL (Documentary Feature)

RAINFOREST PARTNERSHIP’S FILMS FOR THE FOREST

USA, 2017, 93 min., Color Coral reefs are the nursery for much of the life in the ocean, a remarkable ecosystem that sustains us. Yet with carbon emissions warming the seas, a phenomenon called “coral bleaching” — a sign of mass coral death — has been accelerating around the world, and the public has no idea of the scale or implication of the catastrophe silently raging underwater. With its breathtaking photography, nailbiting suspense, and startling emotion, CHASING CORAL is a dramatic revelation that won’t have audiences sitting idle for long.

DIR Jeff Orlowski SCR Davis Coombe, Vickie Curtis, Jeff Orlowski Opening Night Celebration: Thursday, April 20, 7:00 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park Saturday, April 22, 12:30 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park

FISHPEOPLE

(Documentary Feature)

USA, 2017, 54 min., Color A film about lives transformed by the sea.

To some, the ocean is a fearsome and dangerous place. But to others, it’s a limitless world of fun, freedom and opportunity where life can be lived to the full. A new documentary presented by Patagonia and directed by Keith Malloy, FISHPEOPLE tells the stories of a unique cast of characters who have dedicated their lives to the sea. From surfers and spearfishers to a former coal miner and a group of inner city kids in San Francisco, it’s a film about the transformative effects of time spent in the ocean — and leaving our limitations behind to find deeper meaning in the saltwater wilderness that lies just beyond the shore.

DIR Keith Malloy Sunday, April 23, 2:00 PM | Women’s Museum Theater

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(International and Local Shorts) This is an international short-film challenge created by Rainforest Partnership to create awareness about the importance of preserving tropical rainforests and its link to climate change. The screening of the 2017 winning films span five continents with global interpretations of this year’s theme, “We the Forest.” The three categories of films are short shorts (under 4 min.), shorts (under 20 min.), and youth.

Saturday, April 22, 5:00 PM | African American Museum Theater

STRAWS (Documentary Short) USA, 2017, 32 min., Color Used once and tossed, billions of nonrecyclable plastic straws are used annually winding up in landfills, littering streets and finding their way to oceans. Actor/Director Tim Robbins narrates animation, and Director Linda Booker interviews marine researchers, artists, citizen activists, and business owners in California, Costa Rica and North Carolina about how it’s possible to make a sea of change, one straw at a time.

DIR Linda Booker CAST/NARRATOR Tim Robbins Saturday, April 22, 11:00 AM | African American Museum Theater

EARTHxFilm CATEGORIES Water & Ocean

Recycling & Conservation

Climate

Wildlife & Pollinators

Food & Agriculture

Energy

Family Friendly

Hero

CLIMATE

WILDLIFE & POLLINATORS

THE AGE OF CONSEQUENCES (Documentary Feature)

FROGS*

USA, 2016, 78 min., Color

USA, 1972, 91 min., Color

THE AGE OF CONSEQUENCES investigates the impacts of climate change on increased resource scarcity, migration, and conflict through the lens of US national security and global stability.

A group of hapless victims celebrate a birthday on an island estate crawling with killer amphibians, birds, insects, and reptiles.

Through unflinching case-study analysis, distinguished admirals, generals and military veterans take us beyond the headlines of the conflict in Syria, the social unrest of the Arab Spring, the rise of radicalized groups like ISIS, and the European refugee crisis — and lay bare how climate change stressors interact with societal tensions, sparking conflict.

DIR George McCowan

DIR Jared P. Scott

USA, 2015, 94 min., Color

EXEC PROD Sophie Robinson

Louie Psihoyos’s THE COVE exposed viewers to the brutal practice of dolphin slaughter. The Academy Award-winning director now bears witness to a global problem — mankind’s role in precipitating mass extinction, potentially resulting in the loss of half of the world’s species.

Saturday, April 22, 8:00 PM | Women’s Museum Theater Sunday, April 23, 3:30 PM | Hall of State Theater

BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY: CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE LAST FRONTIER (Documentary Feature) USA, 2016, 75 min., Color Alaska has been the source of myth and legend in the imagination of Americans for centuries, and what was once the last frontier of American expansion has become the first frontier in climate change.

Between Earth and Sky examines climate change through the lens of impacts to native Alaskans, receding glaciers, and arctic soil.

DIR Paul Allen Hunton Saturday, April 22, 1:30 PM | Women’s Museum Theater

FILM4CLIMATE COMPETITION WINNERS (Shorts) In 2016, The Film4Climate Global Video Competition was launched by Connect4Climate, a Trust Fund from the World Bank to communicate climate change. They received more than 860 videos from 155 countries during a 3-month submission period. Join us for a screening of these Film4Climate Global Video Competition winners.

Action Contre La Faim • Armour • Beatrice • Before It’s Too Late Climate Countdown: Carbon Pricing • The Game • Love Note to an Island Nebeday, the Bio-Coal • Pakkaspoika (Polar Boy) • Pale Blue Dot (Pálido Ponto Azul) Plastic Pollution, Our Oceans, Our Future • Roots • The Snow Guardian A Sun at Night • Syria: When the Water Runs Out • Three Seconds • Your Choice Saturday, April 22, 11:30 AM | Women’s Museum Theater

TIDEWATER (Documentary Feature) USA, 2017, 42 min., Color/B&W

*Horror content Saturday, April 22, 10:00 PM | Creative Arts Theater

RACING EXTINCTION

While covert operations reveal the horrific black-market trade in endangered aquatic species, the film’s broader lens uncovers the even more disastrous consequences of human activity, chiefly the release of ocean-killing methane and carbon from energy consumption. With stakes as high as the survival of life on the planet, RACING EXTINCTION is an urgent, affirming call to action to stem the tide before it’s too late.

DIR Louie Psihoyos Saturday, April 22, 1:15 PM | African American Museum Theater

WILD WAYS: CORRIDORS OF LIFE (Documentary Feature) USA, 2016, 53 min., Color WILD WAYS: CORRIDORS OF LIFE explores the cutting edge of Conservation Biology to discover how the world’s parks and preserves can be connected and better function as the last enclaves of wild nature. Today most wildlife remaining on Planet Earth are confined to designated parks.

These protected areas, from the Serengeti Plains to Yellowstone, are crucial — but they are fast becoming islands of nature in a sea of human development, which places the world’s iconic wildlife — lions, tiger, elephants, wolves, and grizzly bears — in danger of extinction.

WILD WAYS: CORRIDORS OF LIFE probes a promising solution to the worldwide fragmentation of wildlife habitat — Connectivity Conservation.

DIR James Brundige SCR Linda Harrar CAST Harvey Locke, Mike Chase, Michael Proctor Sunday, April 23, 11:00 AM | African American Museum Theater

Hampton Roads, Virginia is relatively unknown nationwide, but it is the region whose vulnerability to sea level rise most affects military readiness and our overall national security. The area is increasingly struggling to keep up with the effects of rising waters, and the military and all the surrounding municipalities are working toward solutions in the name of strengthening national security and enhancing economic prosperity.

DIR Roger Sorkin Saturday, April 22, 3:00 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park

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EARTHxFilm FILM SCREENINGS EARTHxFilm CATEGORIES Water & Ocean

Recycling & Conservation

Climate

Wildlife & Pollinators

Food & Agriculture

Energy

Family Friendly

Hero

FOOD & AGRICULTURE

ENERGY

FOOD EVOLUTION (Documentary Feature)

HAPPENING (Documentary Feature, Work in Progress)

USA, 2016, 92 min., Color

USA, 2017, 75 min., Color

From Academy Award® nominated director Scott Hamilton Kennedy (THE GARDEN, FAME HIGH, OT: OUR TOWN) and narrated by esteemed science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson, FOOD EVOLUTION is set amidst a brutally polarized debate marked by fear, distrust and confusion: the controversy surrounding GMOs and food. Traveling from Hawaiian papaya groves to banana farms in Uganda to the cornfields of Iowa, FOOD EVOLUTION wrestles with the emotions and the evidence driving one of the most heated arguments of our time.

DIR Scott Hamilton Kennedy

Filmmaker Jamie Redford embarks on a colorful personal journey into the dawn of the clean energy era as it creates jobs, turns profits, and makes communities stronger and healthier across the US. Unlikely entrepreneurs in communities from Lehi, UT, to Georgetown, TX, to Buffalo, NY, reveal pioneering clean energy solutions while Jamie’s discovery of how clean energy works, and what it means at a personal level, becomes the audiences’ discovery too. Reaching well beyond a great story of technology and innovation, HAPPENING explores issues of human resilience, social justice, embracing the future, and finding hope for our survival.

SCR Scott Hamilton Kennedy, Trace Sheehan

DIR Jamie Redford SCR Jamie Redford PROD Jill Tidman

Saturday, April 22, 1:15 PM | Hall of State Theater

Saturday, April 22, 3:15 PM | Women’s Museum Theater

RANCHER, FARMER, FISHERMAN (Documentary Feature)

FAMILY FRIENDLY

USA, 2017, 92 min., Color From the Montana Rockies to the Kansas wheat fields and the Gulf of Mexico, families who work the land and sea are crossing political divides to find unexpected ways to protect the natural resources vital to their livelihoods. An official selection of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and narrated by Tom Brokaw, RANCHER, FARMER, FISHERMAN is the next chapter of conservation heroism, deep in America’s heartland.

DIR Susan Froemke, John Hoffman SCR Miriam Horn CAST Dusty Crary, Justin Knopf, Wayne Werner, Keith Thompson Friday, April 21, 8:30 PM | Women’s Museum Theater Saturday, April 22, 5:30 PM | Music Hall at Fair Park

SEED: THE UNTOLD STORY (Documentary Feature) USA, 2016, 94 min., Color Few things on Earth are as miraculous and vital as seeds, worshipped and treasured since the dawn of humankind. Award-winning documentary, SEED: THE UNTOLD STORY, follows passionate seed keepers protecting our 12,000-year-old food legacy. In the last century, 94% of our seed varieties have disappeared. As biotech chemical companies control the majority of our seeds, farmers, scientists, lawyers, and indigenous seed keepers fight a David and Goliath battle to defend the future of our food. In a harrowing and heartening story, these reluctant heroes rekindle a lost connection to our most treasured resource and revive a culture connected to seeds.

DIR Jon Betz, Taggart Siegel CAST Vandana Shiva, Dr. Jane Goodall, Andrew Kimbrell, Winona Laduke, Raj Patel Saturday, April 22, 11:00 AM | Hall of State Theater

FLIGHT OF THE BUTTERFLIES (Narrative Feature) CANADA, 2012, 14 min., Color The monarch butterfly is a true marvel of nature. Weighing less than a penny, it makes one of the longest migrations on Earth across a continent to a place it has never known. Follow the monarchs’ perilous journey and join hundreds of millions of real butterflies in the remote mountain peaks of Mexico, with breathtaking cinematography from an award-winning team including Oscar ® winner Peter Parks.

DIR Mike Slee SCR Mike Slee, Wendy MacKeigan Friday, April 21, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Saturday, April 22, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Sunday, April 23, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Texas Discovery Gardens Every 30 minutes we’ll screen this amazing film about butterflies.

OUTDOOR FILM SCREENINGS (Free to attendees | Bandshell) PETE’S DRAGON Friday, April 21, 8:00 PM FERGULLY Saturday, April 22, 8:00 PM

HERO LOOK AND SEE: A PORTRAIT OF WENDELL BERRY (Documentary Feature) USA, 2017, 80 min., Color LOOK & SEE is a cinematic portrait of farmer and writer Wendell Berry. Through his eyes, we see both the changing landscapes of rural America in the era of industrial agriculture and the redemptive beauty in taking the unworn path.

DIR Laura Dunn, Jef Sewell Saturday, April 22, 8:15 PM | Hall of State Theater Sunday, April 23, 11:45 AM | Women’s Museum Theater

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EARTHxFilm PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS Check EARTHxFilm.org for most up-to-date schedule.

BORN IN CHINA

RIDGE TO REEF

USA, 76 min., Color

USA, 2016 60 min., Color

Venturing into the wilds of China, BORN IN CHINA captures intimate moments with a panda bear and her growing cub, a young golden monkey who feels displaced by his baby sister, and a mother snow leopard struggling to raise her two cubs.

RIDGE TO REEF is a series of short documentary-style films that focus on ancient wisdom as it relates to care for the oceans and our spaceship Earth in hopes that we find a way to curb our greatest challenge, survival.

DIR Chuan Lu

DIR Jeremy McKane

Tuesday, April 18, 7:30 PM | Angelika Film Center

Saturday, April 22, 3:30 PM | African American Museum Theater

THE GHOST FLEET (Work in Progress and Select Clips and

WHERE’S THE FOOD?

Conversation with Jon Bowermaster)

WHERE’S THE FOOD? is a documentary (in production) and a transmedia movement focused on creating awareness and sustainable outcomes to food deserts in Dallas by showing stories of the people and organizations taking action toward solutions as well as vignetting families affected by the issue.

USA, 60 min., Color Southeast Asia supplies a large portion of America’s seafood, but with giant fishing fleets based in Thailand and Indonesia chronically short tens of thousands of fishermen per year, human traffickers have stepped in. Captives — fishing slaves — are sold from the region to the ship captains for a few hundred dollars each. Once at sea, the men may never return to land — unless they escape.

DIR Shannon Service, Jeff Waldman PROD Jon Bowermaster Friday, April 21, 7:00 PM | Women’s Museum Theater

DIR Beau Ethridge, Daniel Nanasi Tuesday, April 18, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Nasher Sculpture Center Sunday, April 23, 12:00 PM | Hall of State Theater FREE | Registration require at EARTHxFilm.org

NATURE NEEDS HALF: AN IMPACT CAMPAIGN James Bundige Conservation biologists now understand that existing global conservation goals are far too conservative. In fact, Nature Needs Half™ of the planet’s ecosystems — land and water — to be sustained, and our own well-being depends on the same. Nature Needs Half: An Impact Campaign is a bold, media — driven initiative to galvanize public audiences, conservation groups, philanthropists and governments to address the global biodiversity crisis at scale. Using film and video for strategic impact, we will launch and curate a project to promote a strikingly different relationship between people and nature to ensure a bountiful wild legacy for generations to come.

Sunday, April 23, 12:30 PM | African American Museum Theater

VIRTUAL REALITY @ EARTH DAY TEXAS AND EARTHxFilm

Enter the world of Virtual Reality with environmental-themed experiences. Embark on a virtual trip featuring wildlife, exotic destinations, undersea experiences, or action sport adventures.

Free to the public, check the hours below for days and times the VR Lounge will be open.

DEMONSTRATIONS/PARTICIPATION WITH EDTx Friday, April 21 - Sunday, April 23

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Friday, April 21, 6:00 PM | Texas Discovery Gardens HONOREES

Dr. Sylvia Earle

Paul Watson

Additional recipients to be announced.

On Friday, April 21, the EARTHxGlobal Gala, presented by Earth Day Texas, Global Green and EARTHxFilm, will honor environmental heroes and changemakers who work tirelessly to protect our planet with the Global Impact Awards.

HONORARY CHAIR Scott Ginsburg CHAIR

The star-studded evening will celebrate progress, hope, and innovation in a global shift toward a sustainable and secure future.

Laura Ginsburg Pierson

Our aim is to turn awareness through art and media into action and impact. An amazing group of supporters will attend the event including Jeff Orlowski, Louie Psihoyos, Leilani MĂźnter, Jamie Redford, Stephen Nemeth, Jon Bowermaster, Paul Watson and countless others.

Trammell S. Crow

Tickets can be purchased at EarthDayTX.org/EARTHxGlobal.

Tickets starting at $500 and tables starting at $5,000.

CHAIR EMERITUS

EVENT HOST COMMITTEE Garrett Boone Mackenzie Brittingham Diane & Stuart Bumpas Melina & Michael Cain Rhonda Sargent Chambers Vodi Cook Stephanie Holan Jennifer & Tom Karol Maggie Kipp

PRESENTED BY

Bobby Lyle Lynn & Allan McBee Martha Justice Moore P RE S E N TE D BY EA RTH DAY TX

Carol & Scott Murray Michelle & Bernard Nussbaumer Anne Reeder Laura Reeder

WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO

Carol Seay Blake & Tom Stephenson Vanessa Swarovski Kacy & Carter Tolleson Kimm & Shannon Wynne

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PRESENTED BY

EARTHxFilmEdu Check EARTHxFilm.org/edu for most up to date schedule.

HOW TO MAKE A FILM WORKSHOP Young filmmakers will gain invaluable hands-on experience in narrative and documentary production from industry professionals. From story development to the big screen, subjects such as crafting narrative and documentary films, creating shot lists, scouting locations, producing, directing, operating cameras, recording sound and assisting in editing short, environmentally conscious films will be offered. This oneof-a-kind workshop is FREE to middle school, high school and college-aged students. Following completion of the workshop, filmmakers and their families will be invited to attend a special screening of select films at the EARTHxFilm festival on Sunday, April 23, at 4:00 PM.

OTHER FILMMAKING CLASSES

(Saturday & Sunday) How To Make A Documentary: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM How To Conduct An On-Camera Interview: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM How To Edit: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Filming Techniques: 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Ask A Filmmaker: 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM These concentrated classes are geared toward the novice filmmaker. Ages 12 and up are invited to attend.

These classes are only available Saturday, April 22, and Sunday, April 23. Limited seats will be available!

The How To Make A Film workshop will run several times throughout the Earth Day Texas event.

For more information and class registration, go to EARTHxFilm.org/edu

Tentative schedule is as follows: Friday, April 21, 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM Saturday, April 22, 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM Sunday, April 23, 11:00 AM

Our mission begins with awareness. With a strong emphasis on education, EARTHxFilm is the go-to stop for young filmmakers.

72-HOUR FILM RACE FIRST ANNUAL 72-HOUR FILM RACE AND AWARDS FOR GREEN SHORT FILMS VIA SOCIAL MEDIA EARTHxFilm presented by Earth Day Texas is launching its first annual 72-Hour Film Race and awards for digital environmentally themed short films via social media.

EARTHxFilm’s goal for the 72 Hour Film Race is to turn awareness into action by navigating young filmmakers through the Earth Day Texas event, using a scavenger hunt that includes visiting several booths, vendors, and environmentally conscious experts and panel speakers to be included in their short films. This unique approach will educate the next generation about their earth while allowing them to express themselves creatively through means of film and social media.

The race begins at noon on April 20 and the clock stops ticking at noon on April 23 when the call for submissions closes. Films must be 60 seconds or less in length and may be of any genre but must meet the required specifications provided in person at the EARTHxFilm box office at Earth Day Texas.

Filmmakers ages 12 and up are invited to participate. Filmmakers may join anytime during the event but all applicants must have their submissions turned in by 12 noon on April 23.

The grand prize winner will be awarded a $1,000 cash prize. In addition to other prizes there will be a $500 cash prize for the Audience Award winner. The films will be screened and the winners announced at the EARTHxFilm festival on Sunday, April 23, at 4:00 PM. Our mission is to turn awareness into action through media. With strong educational programming, EARTHxFilm will showcase films and emerging media that explore conservation, climate and the environment.

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MUSIC SERIES SCHEDULE PRESENTED BY KXT AND SUPPORTED BY 13TH FLOOR MUSIC COURT OF HONOR NORTH LOT

LOCAL TEXAS ARTISTS TAKE THE STAGE TO PROVIDE HOURS OF ENTERTAINING MUSIC ALL WEEKEND LONG. COME HEAR YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL MUSICIANS OR DISCOVER THE NEXT BIG THING RIGHT IN YOUR BACKYARD!

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

VINCENT NEIL EMERSON

KIRK THURMOND & THE MILLENNIALS

MATT TEDDER

2:00 PM

4:30 PM

11:30 AM

Vincent Neil Emerson was born and raised in East Texas and has been making an impression on the DFW music scene since his first album, “East Texas Blues,” was released in 2015. Emerson now resides in Fort Worth, bringing his take on swing time country and early rock and roll and rhythm and blues. He is currently working with Niles City Sound in Fort Worth on his sophomore album.

Kirk Thurmond & the Millennials from Dallas own a sound that spans several genres, including soul, pop, and R&B, with authenticity remaining at the core. Kirk’s engaging voice pulls you in while his raw lyrics convey a compelling sense of vulnerability, creating relatable songs that honor the truth and integrity of a musical golden age. His debut projects “Born in the City” and “Only Love” mark the beginning of his continuous pursuit for music that is real and timeless.

Matt Tedder was born and raised in Fort Worth. From the early age of 10, Matt was called a guitar prodigy by local TV stations and newspapers. Currently, Matt has been writing songs for his debut album that is planned to be released this year. The album will be a mixture of classic rock, soulful blues, and modern folk.

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SATURDAY

ATLANTIS AQUARIUS 2:00 PM Atlantis Aquarius is a cosmic country band from North Texas.

Fronted by Jordan Cain and Taylor Lumby, their voices work perfectly when paired together.

Lumby’s warm soul and Cain’s twang combine to create a distinct and delightful harmony. Their debut album will be released later this year.

THE TEXAS GENTLEMAN WITH SPECIAL GUESTS 4:30 PM The Texas Gentlemen were born in the high weeds of an unkempt yard in southern Dallas. While the band is made up of many Texas-based bands and artists, they come together to create a brand of music that is completely their own. Inspired by predecessors The Band, The Texas Gentlemen gladly display their influences while showing off their own style of southern blues, soul, and rock. The band is also known to be some of the best studio musicians in the region, attracting guest appearances from highly acclaimed artists such as Kris Kristofferson, Margo Price, Leon Bridges, Joe Ely and many more.

SUNDAY

CHUCHO

THE ROOMSOUNDS

MEDICINE MAN REVIVAL

11:30 AM

2:00 PM

4:30 PM

Chucho is a country, soul and blues band from Fort Worth. The band got its name from a Mexican bandit (Chucho el Roto) from the late 1800s who robbed from the wealthy and gave to the poor. Their debut EP, “Monotonic Tailpiece,” drags bluesy folk into the 21st century with its fresh sound.

The Roomsounds deliver blues-rock with the most sludgy style DFW has heard in a while. However, they are no one-trick pony. Their brilliant songwriting, along with versatile vocals, walks listeners through a museum with displays of country, garage rock, gospel, folk, punk, and more, all with the tour-guide of catchy accessibility.

Medicine Man Revival is a soulful futuristic blend of gospel, R&B, and hip-hop. The raw vocal power of Keite Young and the grimy, thick, production style of Jason Burt come together to form a truly unique and engaging experience. Backed by some of the best musicians in Dallas, the duo forms their own sound that brings people to their feet.

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ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING ACADEMICS LOOK WHO’S HERE! Student and teachers from 23 school districts, eight private schools, five charter systems, all DCCCD campuses and TCCCD too! Many of the schools are from Texas, a few from Colorado, one from Virginia and notably one elementary school from Nicaragua!

Sampling of Exhibitors: • Arizona State University – LightWorks • Case Western Reserve University – The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit • Columbia University – Sabin Center for Climate Change Law • Columbia University – The Earth Institute • Paul Quinn College – We Over Me Farm

Earth Day Texas’ educational programming strives to increase awareness about environmental concerns and inspire people to become citizen scientists. To accomplish that goal, we invite educators to take part in the world’s largest environmental trade show.

Network and engage in oneon-one collegial dialogue with scholars and experts in architecture, engineering, water, wind, nuclear, air quality, public health, energy, law, biology, transportation, environmental politics, nursing, geology, physics, environmental science, agriculture, and even a scholar that teaches about literature and the environment. Learn about technologies that impact your life and the lives of future generations. Come curious, ask questions, and share your ideas about ways to preserve the planet and its inhabitants.

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• Texas A&M AgriLife – Urban Water Program • Texas A&M University – Environmental Grand Challenge • Texas A&M University – Start-Up Aggieland • Texas Christian University – Institute for Environmental Studies • University of Alabama – Tide for Tusks • University of Southern Mississippi - Office of Technology Development • University of Texas at Arlington – Collaborative Laboratories for Environmental Analysis and Remediation (C.L.E.A.R.) • University of Texas at Arlington Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies • University of Texas – Bureau of Economic Geology • University of Texas at Dallas – Geo Club • University of Texas at Dallas – Geolocated Allergen Sensing Platform (GASP) • University of North Texas – Biological Sciences • Yale University – Forestry and Environmental Studies

SOLAR RACEWAY

EARTH DAY TEXAS DEBATE TOURNAMENT

OUTSIDE OF THE FOOD & FIBER BUILDING Solar Rollers and Solar Car Challenge are combined into the “Solar Raceway” at Earth Day Texas 2017. The raceway is designed to recognize innovative high school students who have challenged themselves by learning all about alternative energy in two exciting solar education programs: Solar Rollers and Solar Car Challenge.

FRIDAY, APRIL 21 (9:00 AM - 6:00 PM & FINAL ROUND AT BANQUET) COTTON BOWL PRESS SUITES Observe students from around Texas and Virginia at the seventh annual Earth Day Texas Debate tournament. This public forum debate format is open to the public. The final round of the debate takes place at a banquet featuring hundreds of guests from outside the debate community.

SOLAR ROLLERS • Friday: Teams test their cars and perform test laps.

• Saturday: Trophy competitions from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM; Awards announced at 2:30 PM. • Sunday: Demo Day — watch all cars race and race a car too. Cars go up to 25 mph!

SOLAR CAR CHALLENGE Meet the high school students and see the solar cars they built.

Discuss how they raised the money to support the program; the teamwork involved to build the car; how they raced from Texas Motor Speedway to Manhattan, Kansas, in the summer of 2016; and how this program has impacted their higher education and career plans. See the cars in action and meet the students who built them with a daily drive around the Court of Honor.

STUDENT FIELD TRIP FRIDAY, APRIL 21 (10:00 AM - 2:00 PM) The best way to learn is by doing! Earth Day Texas provides interactive learning opportunities through its Friday field trip program. During these trips, children of all grades can explore everything from ecology to architecture while interacting with industry experts. Students in K-12 programs get to explore environmental education while learning about higher education and career paths.

DEBATE TOURNAMENT

TOPIC: The United States federal government should establish a policy toward the People’s Republic of China to reduce climate change.

RESPONSIBLE SHALE ENERGY EXTRACTION SYMPOSIUM The Responsible Shale Energy Extraction Symposium is an opportunity to join academic scientists, industry advocates, conservation groups, and technology developers as they educate and collaborate to develop novel solutions and safer practices for shale energy extraction.

EARTHxPitch: ACADEMIC DIVISION SUNDAY, APRIL 23 (WINNERS ANNOUNCED) Educational exhibitors have opted into a pitch style competition to fight for the best environmental project.

EDUCATING THE EDUCATOR Texas teachers can earn CPE credits towards their certification for attending any of our speaker and panel sessions.

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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP PROJECT D.E.E.P. Discover. Experience. Empower. Protect.

DIVE IN! An event designed to stimulate greater corporate and grassroots support to protect our oceans, from America’s Heartland to the coast, through education, networking, collaboration and participation. We can ignite a conversation surrounding the future of plastics and the role each of us can play to eliminate the large quantity of single-use plastics that, all too often, find their way into our waterways and eventually, our oceans.

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? The EARTHIKE Challenge with World Oceans Day Join us for the Largest Earth Day Kick-Off event at EDTx leading up to World Oceans Day! From a grassroots perspective, attendees can learn how they can play an active role to support the health of our waterways, oceans and communities at the same time by accepting the challenge to help grab litter and single-use plastic waste while taking “hikes” in your own backyard, without spending a dime. The Challenge begins on Earth Day (April 22) and runs through World Oceans Day (June 8). Join us in The D.E.E.P. End to catch the drift!

Scuba Dive at Earth Day Texas…Really!?

Dive in and experience scuba diving with certified master instructors at the “Go Dive Now – Scuba Pool” where attendees can sample some of the newest diving equipment including wetsuits, fins, regulators and tanks. Just don’t forget your swimsuit or you’ll have to come back!

EARTHxFilm Featuring impactful, ocean-themed films from around the world, such as “A Plastic Ocean” and “Chasing Coral.”

The D.E.E.P. End Enjoy interactive exhibits from partner organizations, interactive workshops and engaging panels. We showcase leading global experts who inspire and educate about the delicate balance of our oceans and what you can do to play a positive role, no matter where you live. Ask questions! Discover your favorite organization and plan a dive!

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WHY PARTICIPATE? • Network to discover new corporate/strategic partners and potential private funders.

• Access to exclusive, invitation-only high-level networking functions throughout the weekend.

(Only available to exhibiting partners and sponsors!)

• Effectively promote and deliver your organization’s message through an exhibit presence at the event.

• Join us for the opportunity to gain vast, valuable citizen support through direct engagement.

• Implement various donation strategies on-site and learn how others are succeeding too!

• Attend informative workshops to earn credit hours.

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THE POLLINATOR ACCELERATOR THE BUZZ!

The HIVE

An event designed to generate greater citizen/ civic support for pollinators and their habitats through engagement, education, networking, awareness, collaboration and participation.

Buzz on in and join some of the world’s premier organizations focused on pollinators and native plants! We have interactive workshops, demonstrations, products for purchase, a chance to make your very own Seed Ball and so much more. Rub shoulders with leaders and innovators from around the world who will inspire others to help spread native pollinator habitat!

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? The Citizens’ Pollinator Pledge Everyday folks learn about how they can make a substantial difference in the environment by promoting pollinator health and native habitat at home and by generating greater awareness to the leadership in each of their cities. This is a great opportunity to take direct action by signing the Citizens’ Pollinator Pledge and influence support from your local government!

The National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors’ Monarch Pledge Opportunity for city officials to participate in The Smart Texas Revolution, presented by The Dallas Innovation Alliance, and showcase various communities that have taken the initiative to actively increase pollinator habitat by signing The National Wildlife Federation’s “Mayors’ Monarch Pledge.”

Join us on Sunday at The EARTHxPitch Civic Grant Competition to award grants equaling $10,000 to the winning cities!”

Pollinator Habitat Civic Grant Competition An initiative that awards grants to cities that have made an active commitment to improve pollinator health and habitat in their community. Exhibiting cities that signed The National Wildlife Federation’s, Mayors’ Monarch Pledge are invited to submit a proposal.

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Experience The Butterfly House Join us daily at noon Friday through Sunday for a talk and butterfly release as we let newly emerged butterflies out into the Rosine Smith Sammons Butterfly House at The Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park. Admission is free and open to Earth Day Texas attendees from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM each day throughout the weekend. Experience various species of butterflies from the USA, Africa, El Salvador, the Philippines and Malaysia.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

WHERE

1:00 PM

The HIVE, across from The Texas Discovery Gardens (TDG)

TDG Critter Touch Cart

1:30 PM

WHEN

Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

FRIDAY

2:00 PM

11:00 AM

TDG Snake Feeding

TDG Butterfly House Tour

2:30 PM

11:30 AM

Bug Trunk (NTMN)

What’s Bugging You – Dallas County Master Gardeners (DCMG)

3:00 PM

12:00 PM

3:30 PM

TDG Butterfly House Tour

Beneficial Gardens – DCMG

12:30 PM

4:00 PM

TDG Critter Touch Cart

Propagation – Roseann Ferguson, DCMG

Native and Adapted Plants – Roger Sanderson, TDG

1:00 PM

4:30 PM

TDG Critter Touch Cart

Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

1:30 PM Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

SUNDAY

2:00 PM

11:00 AM

TDG Snake Feeding

TDG Butterfly House Tour

2:30 PM

11:30 AM

Succulents – Roseann Ferguson, DCMG

Container Gardening – DCMG

3:00 PM

12:00 PM

TDG Critter Touch Cart

3:30 PM Habitat Gardening – Roger Sanderson, TDG

4:00 PM Bird Trunk – North Texas Master Naturalists (NTMN)

4:30 PM Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

WHY PARTICIPATE? • Network to discover new corporate/strategic partners and potential private funders.

• Access to exclusive, invitation-only high-level networking functions throughout the weekend.

(Only available to Exhibiting Partners and Sponsors!)

• Effectively promote and deliver your organizational message through an exhibit presence at the event.

• Join us for the opportunity to gain vast, valuable citizen support through direct engagement.

• Implement various donation strategies on-site and learn how others are succeeding too!

• Attend workshops to earn credit hours.

TDG Butterfly House Tour

12:30 PM Pollinator Trunk – NTMN

1:00 PM TDG Critter Touch Cart

1:30 PM Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

2:00 PM TDG Snake Feeding

2:30 PM

SATURDAY 11:00 AM TDG Butterfly House Tour

11:30 AM Community Gardens – DCMG

12:00 PM TDG Butterfly House Tour

12:30 PM Monarch 101 – John Watts, TDG

Mammal Trunk – NTMN

3:00 PM TDG Critter Touch Cart

3:30 PM Urban Homesteading – DCMG

Attend a workshop and make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb.

4:00 PM Vegetable Gardens – DCMG

4:30 PM Make seed bombs with The Great Seed Bomb

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TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION E-CAPITAL SUMMIT CO-PRODUCED BY PRIME COALITION, AUSTIN TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR AND EARTH DAY TEXAS THURSDAY, APRIL 20 (PRIVATE FORUM: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM) WOMEN’S MUSEUM FRIDAY, APRIL 21 (PRIVATE FORUM: 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM & INVESTOR OFFICE HOURS: 10:45 AM - 5:00 PM) FRIDAY, APRIL 21-SUNDAY, APRIL 23 (E-CAPITAL SUMMIT INNOVATION EXPO – OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC) CENTENNIAL HALL This new event consists of investment forums, TICKETED workshops for EVENT improved business management and fundraising practices, office hours where potential investors will meet with early-stage clean economy companies, as well as an Innovation Expo featuring exhibits from attendees. The E-Capital Summit is dedicated to growing the community of mission-driven investors in Texas and beyond.

The E-Capital Summit encourages foundations, family offices, incubators, national laboratories and cutting-edge early-stage clean technology companies to form partnerships accelerating our future economy.

The clean technology industry is a huge job creator. In 2015, solar energy produced more jobs than oil and natural gas extraction for the first time, and the clean technology industry employed more than 8 million people globally. The E-Capital Summit allows innovators and investors from around the country to engage, learn, network and create. It only takes one connection, one idea, one moment to change the world.

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Between now and 2040, more than $15 trillion will need to be invested into clean technology to avert the worst effects of climate change. By creating new platforms and understanding about cutting-edge technology, innovations and sustainable business, we become leaders in conversations about conservation, environmental policy, education and the future of our planet.

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– MATT MYERS, VICE PRESIDENT, STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS EARTH DAY TEXAS

EARTH DAY TEXAS IS NOT AN INTERMEDIARY, BROKER-DEALER, INVESTMENT ADVISER OR SECURITIES EXCHANGE; EARTH DAY TEXAS IS NOT ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF EFFECTING TRANSACTIONS IN SECURITIES FOR THE ACCOUNT OF OTHERS; AND EARTH DAY TEXAS DOES NOT PROVIDE INVESTMENT ADVICE, INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES OR AFFECT THE PURCHASE OR SALE OF ANY SECURITY. THIS PRESENTATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER, SOLICITATION OR RECOMMENDATION TO SELL OR AN OFFER TO BUY ANY SECURITIES, INVESTMENT PRODUCTS OR INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES.

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EARTHACK FRIDAY, APRIL 21 (OPENING CEREMONY: 7:00 PM 9:00 PM IN THE MUSIC HALL. OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC) SATURDAY, APRIL 22 (EARTHACK TOURS: NOON 4:00 PM. TOURS PROVIDED FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. EVERY HOUR, ON THE HOUR) SUNDAY, APRIL 23 (SCIENCE FAIR: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM & FINAL JUDGING AND CLOSING CEREMONY: 4:00 PM 6:00 PM IN THE MUSIC HALL – OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC) EMBARCADERO BUILDING & CREATIVE ARTS BUILDING

SPEAKERS AT THE SMART TEXAS REVOLUTION

We’ve all heard the word hack-a-thon. But how many of us have actually experienced one in person? You have your chance at EARTHACK at Earth Day Texas. EARTHACK is a hackathon centered on using technology to solve real environmental issues plaguing the world today. Super smart students and technology professionals from around the world gather in groups of five and are presented with real life challenges. They spend 36 straight hours exploring ideas and designing solutions that can be implemented on a global scale. You can have a front row seat.

• William Finch, Chief Information Officer, City of Dallas

Come wander through EARTHACK Central and listen in as great minds work! We teamed up with the largest Hackathon producers in the country which is Hack DFW, and we’re expecting 1,200 participants in the hackathon to descend at Earth Day Texas.

Out of those 1,200, what is remarkable is that roughly 40 percent will come from outside the state and a small percentage from outside the country. Together, they are problem-solving with an environmentally positive impact.

• Richard Sear, Partner and SVP – Visionary Innovation & Smart Cities, Frost & Sullivan • Amy Aussieker, Executive Director, Envision Charlotte and Envision America • Jose de la Cruz, Chief Innovation Officer, City of San Antonio • David Graham, Deputy Chief Operating Officer, City of San Diego

• Theresa O’Donnell, Chief Resiliency Officer, City of Dallas • Gert Christen, City Innovate Foundation • Eddie Block, Senior Attorney, Gardere • Bill Fulton, Director, Kinder Institute for Urban Research, Rice University • Thomas Bamonte, Program Manager, Automated Vehicles, North Central Texas Council of Governments • Gilbert Salazar, Manager - Streetlights, Oncor Electric Delivery • Joe Ball, Director, Itron • Herb Sih, Managing Partner, Think Big Partners • Kathleen Baireuther, Manager - Mobility Transformation, Rocky Mountain Institute • Robert Kent, Trust for Public Land • Jennifer Sanders, Executive Director, Dallas Innovation Alliance

SMART TEXAS REVOLUTION APRIL 20-21 (CONFERENCE: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM) MUSIC HALL & AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUM Join us for a two-day conference at Earth Day TICKETED Texas, focused EVENT on education, collaboration, and creating an aligned smart city strategy across Texas. In partnership with Dallas Entrepreneur Center and the Dallas Innovation Alliance, the event fosters collaboration and discussion with cities, civic organizations, academia, and regional and state entities to educate on best practices and provide case studies from around the country to inspire and develop priorities for a statewide strategy.

• Leandre Johns, External Affairs Lead - Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, Uber • Jeff Reichman, Founder, Sketch City • Christof Spieler, Board Member, METRO; Vice President and Director of Planning, Morris • John Ansbach, General Counsel, General Datatech • Shima Hamidi, Director, CAPPA Institute, University of Texas - Arlington • Sheila Holbrook White, Resource Development Director, MHMR Tarrant County • Ted Lehr, Data Architect, City of Austin • Bart Bohn, Director of Water, IT & Wireless Portfolio, Austin Technology Incubator (ATI) • Jay Boisseau, President and Founder, Austin CityUP

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S ATU RDAY ON LY

LEGO BUILD THE CHANGE ®

LEGO , whose mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow, is bringing their fun and inspirational Build the Change event again to Dallas. ®

ALL-DAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, & SUNDAY FOOD & FIBER BUILDING

During this three-day building event, “A, Bee, Seas,” children are inspired to build their version of a more sustainable, eco-friendly future using millions of LEGO® bricks. With a focus on helping the bees and cleaning our seas, children can enjoy hours of fun and creative LEGO® play!

LUNG FORCE WALK PRESENTED WITH THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION

The LUNG FORCE Walk raises awareness of serious health risks like the frightening rise of lung cancer in women, the deadly disease COPD, daily challenges faced by asthma sufferers, and the pollution that threatens lungs and lives.

Funds raised will support research, advocacy, education and awareness for those impacted by lung disease. With your help, the dollars raised can help researchers develop better early detection methods, treatments and ultimately, cures.

SATURDAY 7:00 AM (REGISTRATION) 8:00 AM (WALK) LAWN OF THE HALL OF STATE

DID YOU KNOW? • Lung cancer is the No. 1 cancer killer in America, and

most people aren’t aware.

• Anyone can get it — if you have lungs, you can get

lung cancer, and it’s on the rise in women.

• More than 33 million Americans suffer from asthma,

COPD (which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis), and other lung diseases.

• Every five minutes, a woman in the U.S. is told she

has lung cancer.

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LEGAL SYMPOSIUM People, Planet & Profit WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?

THURSDAY, APRIL 20 (BANQUET, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM) TEXAS DISCOVERY GARDENS FRIDAY, APRIL 21 (PANEL DISCUSSIONS, 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM) HALL OF STATE

Public concern with environmental protection and compliance with environmental laws are key factors that affect the decisionmaking and behavior of the nation’s business community. The Legal Symposium — “People, Planet, and Profit” — brings together leading legal scholars and subject-matter experts from environmental organizations, business, academia, and the government for what is expected to be a lively discussion of fundamental issues with broad ramifications for those affected by and interested in sustainability and environmental law.

STATE BAR OF TEXAS APPROVED 7 HOURS OF CLE, INCLUDING 2 HOURS OF ETHICS • A Cabinet Level Official, “Objectives and Goals of the New Administration” • General Wesley Clark, Sr. (Ret.) “Climate Change as a Major Security Concern” • Integrating science into regulatory decisionmaking

C L I M AT E C H A N G E AS A MAJOR SECU RIT Y CONCE RN

• Reconciling energy and economic development with protection of the public health and the environment • Facilitating resolution of environmental disputes associated with development • Integrating corporate sustainability and ethical considerations into corporate decision-making

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WHY PARTICIPATE? This symposium is a truly unique opportunity to hear a series of discussions of environmental thought leaders with diverse perspectives on legal issues relevant to charting a course for a future that is both protective and productive.

Topics include the impact of science on regulatory decision-making, the tension between energy needed for economic development and protection of public health and the planet, options for environmental dispute resolution, and corporate initiatives in sustainability beyond compliance. To see a complete list of speakers and moderators, please visit the website at earthdaytx.org/ legal-symposium.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING

CHECK OUT LAST YEAR’S WINNER! The National Wildlife Federation is thankful to Earth Day Texas for selecting a winner that is empowering the citizens of Dallas to make a tangible difference for a species that is in trouble — the iconic Monarch butterfly!

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? Originally called EarthTank, the popular program is back and has been renamed EARTHxPitch. This competition awards cash prizes in recognition of important projects and efforts toward conservation, sustainability and environmental education.

EARTHxPitch is categorized into four main divisions: • VETERANS DIVISION: Projects and initiatives that support a positive environmental impact in the community while providing veterans an opportunity to pursue their new mission with passion.

• ACADEMIC DIVISION: Primary and secondary accredited schools and 501(c)(3) education organizations establishing important projects and campus efforts toward conservation, sustainability and environmental education.

• CIVIC DIVISION: Cities that have made an active commitment to improving pollinator health and habitat in their community. Cities that exhibit and have signed The National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors’ Monarch Pledge are invited to submit a proposal.

• NONPROFIT DIVISION: Charitable 501(c)(3) organizations that have a positive environmental impact in the community in one or more of the following areas: outdoor learning, healthy lifestyles, conservation and community cleanup, and environmental education.

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As winners of the 2016 EDTx EarthTank, the National Wildlife Federation has increased awareness about the crisis facing the Monarch butterfly to citizens of all ages in the Dallas Metroplex — and, equally important, has given them the knowledge and tools they need to make a difference for the Monarch in their communities.

“Six Dallas ISD campuses have joined our Monarch Heroes Program, and students, teachers and parent volunteers have created habitats for the Monarch butterfly on their campuses, complete with their critical food source—native milkweed. Under the guidance of our Monarch outreach coordinator, the Dallas Metroplex now has a network of entities such as Master Gardeners, the City of Dallas, Texas Discovery Gardens, Texas Master Naturalists, Landscape Architects, and the Native Plant Society of North Texas that are working collaboratively to create an action plan that will help guide the City of Dallas in their Monarch recovery efforts. This action plan is near completion and will be launched in the fall.”

– Marya Fowler, Senior Manager of Education and Outreach, National Wildlife Federation

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT ADVOCACY

American Environmental Health Foundation American Honey Bee Protection Agency

Corporate Accountability International

Locke Lord Brissell & Liddell

Republican Party of Texas

Log Cabin Republicans

RETREET

Dallas 2030 District

Lower Colorado River Authority

Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project

Dallas County Democratic Party

Memnosyne Institute

Dallas County Lepidopterists’ Society

Military Veteran Peer Network

Dallas Paleontological Society

Million Acre Pledge

Dallas Safari Club – Dallas Safari Club Conservation

Monarch Gateway

Mom’s Clean Air Force

Dallas Zoological Society

Monarch Joint Venture

American Lung Association

Deaf Action Center (DAC)

Monarch Watch

American Renewable Energy Institute

Disabled American Veterans

National Audubon Society

Downtown Dallas, Inc.

National Center for Atmospheric Research

American Sustainable Business Council Association of Reef Keepers – British Virgin Islands BackYard Environmentalist Bike Texas Bonobo Conservation Initiative

Downwinders at Risk Education Fund EarthShare East Dallas Community Organization Environment America Environment Texas

Business Climate Leaders

Environmental Defense Fund

Care2

Farmer Veteran Coalition

Center for Animal Research

Federation of Fly Fishers – IFFF

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Cheetah Conservation Fund Citizens’ Climate Lobby City of Dallas – Marshal’s Office – Environmental Crimes Unit City of Dallas – Zero Waste City of Dallas Code Compliance Service – Scrap Tire Outreach Program

National Wildlife Federation Native Plant Society of Texas Native Prairies Association of Texas Natural Awakenings Dallas North Texas Green Party North Texas Renewable Energy Group

Save Our Springs Alliance Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Share International / Dallas Smart Texas Revolution Society for Ecological Restoration State of Texas Alliance for Recycling (STAR) Student Conservation Association Surfrider Foundation Texans for Clean Water Texas Apiary Inspection Service Texas Campaign for the Environment Texas Chapter of the Explorers Club

NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)

Ocean Conservancy

Friends of the Earth

Texas Conservation Alliance

Ocean Recovery Alliance

Fund for Sustainable Tomorrows

One More Generation

Texas Department of Transportation

One Step In Foundation

Texas General Land Office

Global Wildlife Conservation

Partnership for Responsible Growth

Texas Heritage Protection

GMO Free USA

Peace Corps

Great Plains Restoration Council

Pelagic Fisheries Institute

Global Green USA

Texas Historic Tree Coalition Texas Irrigation Association Texas Native Cats

Green Source DFW

Pima County Association of Governments

Clean Capitalism Challenge

Green Up Kids

Population Connection

Clean Water Fund

Groundwork Dallas

Population Media Center

Coalition for a New Dallas

Harpseals.org

Colorado River Land Trust

Homes For Our Troops

Progressives for Immigration Reform

Columbia University – Sabin Center for Climate Change Law

In The City For Good

Public Citizen

International Elephant Foundation

Public Utility Commission of Texas

Trash Free Texas – Trash Free Trinity

Intertribal Council on Utility Policy (COUP)

Quail Coalition / Park Cities Quail

Trinity Nature Conservancy

Conservation International

Keep Dallas Beautiful

R Street Institute

Trinity River Authority of Texas

Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship

League of Conservation Voters

Rainforest Partnership

Trinity River Vision Authority

Rainforest Trust

Trinity Waters

Compassionate DFW Conservation Fund

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Texas Pollinator PowWow Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board Texas Trees Foundation

Trust for Public Land

GMO Free USA

Bonton Farms

Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF)

GROW North Texas

Center for Animal Research

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Lone Star Synthetic Turf

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce – Texas Chapter

Grubbly Farms Moss Haven Elementary Farm Mr. Stacky Nature Sweet

Cheetah Conservation Fund

BEAUTY

Creature Teacher Dallas Safari Club – Dallas Safari Club Conservation Dallas Woods & Waters Club

United Negro College Fund

Olive Trunk Farms

United States Department of Energy Technology to Market Program

Paul Quinn College

Dallas Zoological Society

B2B Naturals

PermaCube

Doggy Bag Treats

BeautyCounter

Rent-A-Chicken Riderless Technologies

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge

Rowdy Girl Sanctuary

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation

Global Wildlife Conservation

University of Alabama – Tide for Tusks US Patent and Trademark Office USDA Farm Service Agency USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

Savory Institute

USDA-NRCS Fort Worth Federal Center Visit Dallas

Southern Methodist University – Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity

Waterkeeper Alliance

Southwest Dairy Farmers

Wildlife Protection Solutions

Texas A&M AgriLife – Extension Service-Agriculture

Window to the Wild Wings of Love Bird Haven

School of Permaculture

Texas A&M AgriLife – Wildlife & Fisheries – College Station Texas Agrability Texas Department of Agriculture

AGRICULTURE

Texas Farm Bureau Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association Texas Irrigation Association

Harpseals.org

National Audubon Society National Wildlife Federation

SeneGence

Rent-A-Chicken

Tahami by Nature

Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project

Tasty Clean

River Ranch Educational Charities

Young Living

Texas Conservation Alliance

USDA-NRCS Fort Worth Federal Center

Texas Native Cats

Farmers Assisting Returning Military Field to Meal

Savory Institute

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Urban Chicken

5G Farms Bonobo Conservation Initiative

Susan’s Soaps & More

Rowdy Girl Sanctuary

USDA Farm Service Agency

Farmer Veteran Coalition

Panty Cakes

Quail Coalition / Park Cities Quail

Austin Turf & Tractor

Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance

Oh Tiff!

Rodan & Fields

Aketta

EasyTurf

Mystic Wonders

Queen of Colour Cosmetics

Urban Chicken

ANIMAL

Kuhdoo Soap Co.

Pet Wants

Texas A&M AgriLife – Wildlife & Fisheries – College Station

DFW Turf Solutions

GreenMan Studios

Pelagic Fisheries Institute

Accuro AgriServices

Demases Farm

Gourmet Body Treats

Mali Mali

TreeDiaper

Ceyhinz Link

Flower Mound Soap Works

John Bunker Sands Wetland Center

5G Farms

C & J Farms

Equilibrium Body Treatments

Honey & Sage Co.

Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association

Bonton Farms

Do Terra International

International Elephant Foundation

4-H

AUV Flight Services

David’s Natural Toothpaste

Wildlife Protection Solutions Window to the Wild Wings of Love Bird Haven

CLIMATE American Lung Association Business Climate Leaders Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Citizens’ Climate Lobby Clean Capitalism Challenge Columbia University – Sabin Center for Climate Change Law ConservAmerica Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT DEPLOY/US Downwinders at Risk Education Fund Global Green USA Mom’s Clean Air Force National Center for Atmospheric Research National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Recreation Services Division City of Dallas Department of Mobility and Street Services City of Dallas Planning & Urban Design Department Clean Cities – ColumbiaWillamette (OR) Coalition for a New Dallas CP&Y Inc.

Partnership for Responsible Growth

Crow Holdings Capital

University Corporation for Atmospheric Research – Center for Science Education

Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity

DEVELOPMENT

Crow Holdings Industrial

National Recreation and Park Association North Central Texas Council of Governments North Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association Oglesby Greene Architects Omni Dallas Hotel ParkHub

Alamo Beer Company

Pima County Association of Governments

Alaskan Brewing Company

Power Home Remodeling Group

Franconia Brewing Company

Deschutes Brewery Full Sail Brewing Company

DEPLOY/US

Schneider Electric

DFW Turf Solutions

Sloan

Odell Brewing Co

Downtown Dallas, Inc.

Smart Texas Revolution

Real Ale Brewing Company

East Dallas Community Organization

Southern Methodist University – Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity

SanTan Brewing Company

Sustainable Turnkey Solutions

Uinta Brewing Co

EasyTurf Electric Distribution & Design Systems Fair Park Fairmont Dallas

321tinyhomes

Fischer & Company

Accenture

Frazier Revitalization

Advano

GFF

Harpoon Brewery

Sierra Nevada

Technology Management Texas A&M University – College of Architecture

E-CAPITAL SUMMIT

Texas Asphalt Pavement Association Texas Department of Transportation

American Chemistry Council

Golf Course Builders Association of America (GCBAA)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Dallas

Greater Dallas Planning Council

American Sustainable Business Council

Hilton Anatole

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation

HKS

Tiny House Outlet

Aqua Aid

Home Depot

Architecture Demarest

Hotel Association of North Texas

Ameresco

EARTHx SUSTAINABLE BEER GARDEN

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Advano Apium Argonne National Lab ARPA-e

Trammell Crow Residential

ATI/Incubatenergy

TreeHouse

Austin Technology Incubator

Intertribal Council on Utility Policy (COUP)

Trinity River Authority of Texas

Beam Energy Group

J&M Glass / Thermal Windows

Trinity River Vision Authority

Capcell Cerahelix

Bastrop County

Jubilee Park & Community Center

Trinity Strand Trail Trust for Public Land

Cleantech Open

BC Workshop

Keep Dallas Beautiful

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

ClearFlame Engines

Beck Group

Leaptran

Columbia Power

Billingsley Co.

Lee Park & Arlington Hall Conservancy

U.S. Green Building Council Texas

Associa Austin Turf & Tractor AZEK Building Products Balfour Beatty US

Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems Center Point Renovations City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Park Maintenance Services Division

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Lincoln Properties / Village Apartments

U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce – Texas Chapter

BlyncSync

Department of Energy Tech to Market Dioxide Materials

Lone Star Champion Windows

Universal Windows Direct of Dallas/Fort Worth

Earthly Labs

Lone Star Synthetic Turf

Visit Dallas

Emergy Labs

Maalka

Wealdstone Construction

FGC Plasma Solutions

EdgePower

Hover Energy

Circle Ten Council

ilumi

Cascade Game Foundry

Iris PV

City of Dallas – Zero Waste

EATS

ITC Power Solutions Leaptran Los Alamos National Laboratory

Compassionate DFW

Maalka Magneto-Inertial Fusion Technologies Nano Gas Technologies National Renewable Energy Laboratory Norton Point NREL

City of Dallas Code Compliance Service – Scrap Tire Outreach Program Creature Teacher

Bao Down Bobaddiction Chelles Macarons Down to Earth Vegetarian and Vegan Cuisine and Catering

Dallas County Lepidopterists’ Society

Propane Education & Research Council River Ranch Educational Charities Round Rock Honey Safari Ltd. Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation School of Permaculture Share International / Dallas

Dallas County Master Gardener Association

Smithsonian Institution

Dallas Paleontological Society

Solar Car Challenge

Solar Business Festival Solar Rollers

Epic Cones

Dallas Public Library

Fast Furious Express

Dallas Zoological Society

Student Conservation Association

Frisco Fresh Market

DOT – Dallas County Schools

Tech EdVentures

Onboard Dynamics

JD Smokehouse and Grill

Toysmith

Opus12

Kalachandji’s

Downwinders at Risk Education Fund

Organiponic

Local Harvest Salsa

EARTHxFilm Edu

Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art

Phytosynthetix

Mattie Mae’s Pies

EcoRise Youth Innovations

United Negro College Fund

Mr. Bill’s Kettle Corn

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas

WE.org

Oak Ridge National Laboratory Innovation Crossroads Ocean Exchange

Primo Wind QCoefficient Saros Sawatch Group

NadaMoo! Nosh Box Eatery

Go Dive Now Pool

World Oceans Day – The Ocean Project

Green Up Kids

ShowerStream

Olivella’s Pizza Truck

Simplify Solar

Pineapple Grill

Simplo

Pop Stars

SkyCool Systems

Proper Baking Co.

Skyven Technologies

Samson’s Gourmet Hot Dogs

IEEE-UTD Student Organization

Snowie Naturals

Imagine Science

Soulgood

Kids Garden Club

Taste of Mardi Gras Foods

Kids On the Land – SWDC Alliance Rainfall Simulator

1 Solar Solutions

Tecnotiferet

Maricela & Friends

Alliance AutoGas

Thermolift

Moss Haven Elementary Farm

Ameresco

Touchlight Innovations

My Happy Earth Book

American Renewable Energy Institute

Smarter Sorting Solar Via Sprinkl Sun Buckets Switched Source

Yiayia’s Greek Bakery

University of Colorado at Boulder

EDUCATION – RELATED

U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Patent and Trademark Office U.S. Trust

GreenMan Studios Groundwork Dallas Half Price Books

National Association for Underwater Instructors (NAUI) National Center for Atmospheric Research National Museum of Catholic Art

USPTO

ENERGY

Axium Solar AZEK Building Products Beam Energy Group Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Circular Energy

Water 4

4-H

Water Lens

African American Museum

North Texas Master Naturalists

Watertech

American Honey Bee Protection Agency

North Texas Renewable Energy Group

Dioxide Materials

Xyber

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Dallas

NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation

Direct Energy Neighbor to Neighbor

Yotta Solar

Boy Scouts of America

Once Kids

Earthly Labs

Wells Fargo Wright Grid

Columbia Power Direct Energy

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT ECoH2

Solar Rollers

Color By Amber

BoHo Market

EdgePower

Solar Via

Cykochik

Bonton Farms

Electric Distribution & Design Systems

SOLARTIME USA

Deborah Lindquist

BRAMI Beans

Sun Buckets

Earth Day Texas Merchandise

Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Buda Juice C & J Farms

Flash Gas Control

Sun Oven

Ecoimprint

Good Faith Energy

Sunfinity Solar

Green Mountain Energy Company

Sunshine Biofuels

Goodwill Fort Worth- Veteran Services

Green Wolf Energy

Sustainable Turnkey Solutions Switched Source

HASOM Bags Honest Cotton

Cassie’s Gourmet Popcorn Chef Milton Gourmet Chilitepin King

Technology Management

Kat Mendenhall, Vegan Handmade Boots

TerraPass

Kyte Baby

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Lotus Shop

Chocolate Secrets

LuLaRoe

Coca-Cola

ITC Power Solutions

Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO)

Majeza Jewelry Cleaner

Dallas Farmers Market

Kosmos Solar

TouchLight Innovations

Market Provisions Co.

Demases Farm

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

TriEagle Energy

Mistura

Divina Gula Cafe

TXU Energy

Nikki Smith Designs

EarthWater

North Texas Renewable Energy Group

UNICOR

One Eleven / Fossil

Field to Meal

United States Department of Energy Technology to Market Program

Passionately Rivalicious

Firefly and Rose Vegan Bakery

Hover Energy Intertribal Council on Utility Policy (COUP) Iris PV

NorthStar Battery Company O3 Energy Solutions Oak Ridge National Laboratory Innovation Crossroads

University of Texas at Arlington – C.L.E.A.R.

Profashion

Chinook Seedery

Frisco Fresh Market

Reecii Renew Merchandise

Greek Mama’s Bites HFactor Water

University of Texas at Arlington – Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies

Roma Boots

Tredagain

Krave

Opus 12

University of Texas at Austin – Bureau of Economic Geology

L’Orenta Nuts

Payless Power

WrightGrid

Tribe Alive Tumbleweed TexStyles

La Raye’s Bar-B-Que Sauce

Valerie Morgan Designs

Lithic Nutrition

Zaachila Artisan Products

Market Provisions Co.

Oncor One Earth Designs One Step In Foundation

Phytosynthetix

Yotta Solar

PrimoWind

It’s Organic 2 U

Socklings Swiss the Greener Dry Cleaners

Propane Education & Research Council Public Utility Commission of Texas

My Positive Water

FASHION

NatureSweet

FOOD

Railroad Commission of Texas

Oak Cliff Beverage Works Olive Trunk Farms One Hope Wine

Shell Oil

SkyCool Systems

Kelley Honey Farms

Motherland Gourmet Sauces

QCoefficient

Simplify Solar

Kai Organic Tea

Orgain

31:13 Eco-Friendly Accessories

ParkHub 5G Farms

Payton’s Blend

Aketta

PepsiCo / Frito Lay

Skyven Technologies

American Textile Recycling Service

SmartFlower North America

Artigianale

Al’s Jerky

Perfect Bite

Solar Business Festival

BoHo Market

Along Came Tamale

Pet Wants

Solar Car Challenge

Catching Summer

Behrnes’

Prime Texas Tastings

Solar City

Christy Robinson Designs

Ben E Keith Co.

Proper Baking Co.

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Roots on Tap

Accuro AgriServices

Accenture

Mariner Sails

Round Rock Honey

Aloe Blooms

Action TrackChair

Memnosyne Institute

Sprouts Farmers Market

Arborilogical Services

Advano

Superfood Village

Bug-Bouncer

Ameresco

National Association of Water Companies

Tetra Pak

CedarCide

North Texas Corporate Recycling Association

Thrive Life

Ceyhinz Link

American Sustainable Business Council

Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Apium

Oglesby Greene Architects

Thunderbird Food Bars

Aqua Aid

Omni Dallas Hotel

Dallas County Master Gardener Association

Architecture Demarest

On the Road Lending

ARPA-e

Earth Kind Services

Austin Technology Incubator

Parkland Health & Hospital System

Eco Friends Pest Control

Baylor Scott & White Health

Epoch Solutions

BlyncSync Technologies

EzGro Garden (VOB)

Capcell

Field to Meal

Case Western Reserve University – The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit

Tommye Dell Salad Dressing Tribal Vegan Noms Wayne’s Popcorn Zevia Natural Soda

FOREST / RAINFOREST

Gardenuity Great Seed Bomb

Philips Renew Merchandise Solar Business Festival Staples State Farm Insurance Statewide Swiss the Greener Dry Cleaners

Green Army Healthy Home and Pest Solutions

Clean Capitalism Challenge

Home Depot Kellogg Garden Products

Corporate Accountability International

Arborilogical Services

Kids Garden Club

CP&Y Inc.

Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association

Bonobo Conservation Initiative

Living Earth

D Magazine

Thoughtful Hands

City of Dallas – Urban Forest Advisory Committee

Mosquito Steve

Earth Day Texas Merchandise

Transamerica

Mr. Stacky

Ecoimprint

Conservation International

Native Plant Society of Texas

EdgePower

U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce – Texas Chapter

Home Solutions Center – Freedom Tree Farms

North Texas Master Naturalists

Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies

Million Acre Pledge

Norwex

EPIcenter

Preservation Tree Services

Paul Quinn College

Equilibrium Body Treatments

Rainforest Partnership

Preservation Tree Services

Flash Gas Control

US Patent and Trademark Office

Rainforest Trust

Rain Ranchers

Fumar Cigars/ Veteran Supporter

Water Lens

Future 500

Wells Fargo

Ginger Fett Designs

Wildlife Protection Solutions

Goodwill Fort Worth- Veteran Services

Xyber Technologies

RETREET Texas Conservation Alliance Texas Historic Tree Coalition Texas Trees Foundation Tree Climbers International TreeDiaper USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

Rooster Hardware Rosie’s Work Wear Texas Green Plumbing Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association

Cleantech Open

TreeDiaper

Green Spring Technologies (VOB)

TreeHouse

Gryphon Technologies

Vesacor

Half Price Books Halff Associates HGACBuy Cooperative Purchasing Program

GARDEN

GENERAL – BUSINESS

Texas Farm Bureau

U.S. Trust Bank United States Department of Energy Technology to Market Program

GENERAL – ENVIRONMENTAL

Hotel Association of North Texas Hybridlight ilumi

American Environmental Health Foundation

Infomart Data Centers

American Honey Bee Protection Agency

Legal Aid of Northwest Texas

American Lung Association

5G Farms

AAA Texas

LinkedIn

Absolutely Beautiful Yards

Aardvark Straws

Locke Lord Brissell & Liddell

Bonobo Conservation Initiative

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT Business Climate Leaders

Public Citizen

Care2

Rainforest Partnership

Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems

Rainforest Trust

City of Dallas – Marshal’s Office – Environmental Crimes Unit City of Dallas – Office of Environmental Quality Clean Cities – ColumbiaWillamette (OR) Clean Water Fund Colorado River Land Trust ConservAmerica Conservation Fund Conservation International Coral Restoration Foundation Dallas ISD – Environmental Education Center Dallas Paleontological Society Downwinders at Risk Education Fund

Smithsonian Institution

Student Conservation Association

Aqua Aid

Baylor Scott & White Health

Surfrider Foundation

Austin Turf & Tractor

Tarleton State University – Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research

David Musty Putters

Baylor University – Louise Herrington School of Nursing

Texans for Clean Water Texas A&M University – Environmental Grand Challenge Texas Campaign for the Environment Texas Christian University – Institute for Environmental Studies

EarthShare EARTHxFilm Edu

Texas Heritage Protection

Environment Texas Environmental Defense Fund Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Fund for Sustainable Tomorrows Grand Prairie ISD – Lorenzo De Zavala Environmental Science Academy Great Plains Restoration Council Green Source DFW Green Up Kids Groundwork Dallas Intertribal Council on Utility Policy (COUP) Kids On the Land – SWDC Alliance Rainfall Simulator Lower Colorado River Authority National Audubon Society North Texas Master Naturalists Peace Corps

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HEALTH

Society for Ecological Restoration

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)

Environment America

GOLF

RETREET

Trash Free Texas – Trash Free Trinity

Dallasthenics

DFW Turf Solutions

doTerra International

EasyTurf

Equilibrium Body Treatments

First Tee of Dallas

Go Ape

Golf Course Builders Association of America (GCBAA)

Healthmate International

Lone Star Synthetic Turf

Mariner Sails

Maridoe Golf Club

Medi’s Inc.

North Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association

My Positive Water

Takeaway Tee Foundation Texas Golf Assocation United States Golf Association

Healthy Healing Arts Hydro Pros

Parkland Health & Hospital System Pharma Dallas Real Time Pain Relief You Fit

Trinity Environmental Academy Trinity Nature Conservancy Trinity River Authority of Texas Trinity River Vision Authority

HOME

HACKATHON

Trinity Strand Trail Trinity Waters Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF)

1 Solar Solutions Accenture

321tinyhomes

U.S. Army – Fort Hood Environmental

Dream Big Tech

Aardvark Straws

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

High Brew Coffee

University of Texas at Austin – Environmental Science Institute USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Waterkeeper Alliance Yale University – School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

Ernst & Young

Absolutely Beautiful Yards Accuro AgriServices Aloe Blooms

Red Bull

Arborilogical Services

State Farm Insurance

Axium Solar

Toyota Connected

AZEK Building Products

Transamerica

Baskets and Quilts by Bless

University of Texas at Arlington-Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Bath Planet by BCI Acrylic Bug-Bouncer Cabinetfacers CedarCide

Center Point Renovations

Preservation Tree Services

ARPA-e

Ceyhinz Link

Pureous Products

Austin Technology Incubator

Dallas Antique Company

Rain Ranchers

Cleantech Open

Daylight Rangers

RBC Roofing

EPIcenter

Direct Energy

Recreational Resort Cottages

Direct Energy Neighbor to Neighbor

Renewal by Andersen

Los Alamos National Laboratory

Earth Kind Services Earth Wind and Zen Eco Friends Pest Control

Rooster Hardware Rustic Sparrow School of Permaculture

MASS TRANSIT

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Oak Ridge National Laboratory Innovation Crossroads

AAA Texas Amtrak

Eco Safe

Simplify Solar

Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies

Simplo

Enviro Loo USA / SWSLoo

Small Dwelling Company

Epoch Solutions

SmartFlower North America

EzGro Garden (VOB)

SnapPower

Field to Meal

Softub

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

Gardenuity

Solar City

DART

Good Faith Energy Granola Family Green Army Healthy Home and Pest Solutions

Sloan

Solar Via Solartime USA State Farm Insurance

Ocean Exchange University Corporation for Atmospheric Research – Center for Science Education (UCAR)

LAND CONSERVATION

Green Mountain Energy Company

Statewide

Green Star Roofing

Sun Oven

Green Wolf Energy

Sunfinity Solar

High Point Supply Co.

Colorado River Land Trust

Tasty Clean

Home Depot

Conservation Fund

Texas Green Plumbing

Dallas Woods & Waters Club

Tiny Collection

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge

Homes For Our Troops Hybridlight ilumi It’s Organic 2 U J&M Glass / Thermal Windows

Sun Buckets

Tiny House Outlet Trammell Crow Residential TreeHouse

Great Plains Restoration Council

TriEagle Energy

Kellogg Garden Products

TXU Energy

National Audubon Society

Kosmos Solar Kyte Baby

Universal Windows Direct of Dallas/Fort Worth

Native Prairies Association of Texas

LeafFilter North

Vesacor

Nature Conservancy

LeafGuard of North Texas

Wealdstone Construction

Naturepedic

Lone Star Champion Windows

Yotta Solar

Savory Institute

Young Living

Texas Conservation Alliance

Tribe Alive

Lotus Shop

Texas General Land Office

Moon Glass Muse

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Mosquito Steve Mr. Stacky Namdar Decor Naturepedic Norwex

INCUBATOR / ACCELERATOR / NATIONAL LABS

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board

Once Kids

Trust for Public Land

One Earth Designs

Urban Land Institute North Texas

Philips Power Home Remodeling Group

Argonne National Laboratory – Chain Reaction Innovations

City of Portland – Oregon Dallas Aviation Department

DOT – Dallas County Schools Greyhound North Texas Council of Governments Pima County Association of Governments

John Bunker Sands Wetland Center

Jeff – The Sheet and Pillow Guy

City of Dallas Department of Mobility and Street Services

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

Texas A&M – Texas Transportation Institute Texas Asphalt Pavement Association Texas Central Railway Texas Department of Transportation

MILITARY

American Red Cross- Service to Armed Forces Dallas ISD – JROTC Farmers Assisting Returning Military Gryphon Technologies Lewisville ISD – JROTC U.S. Air Force U.S. Army – Fort Hood Environmental

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Coral Restoration Foundation

Kelley Honey Farms

HomeBiogas

U.S. Navy

Diving Unlimited International

Monarch Gateway

Mosaic in Dallas

US Army Recruiting Company

Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary (NOAA)

Monarch Joint Venture

Nano Gas Technologies

Monarch Watch

North Texas Corporate Recycling Association

US Navy Recruiting Company

MISC Aardvark Straws Accenture

Force Blue

National Recreation and Park Association

Global Mana

National Wildlife Federation

Go Dive Now Pool

Native Plant Society of Texas

Parkland Health & Hospital System

Gulf of Mexico Foundation

North Texas Master Naturalist

Rehrig Pacific Company

Harpseals.org

Round Rock Honey

Sabin Metal Corporation

Mission Blue

Texas Apiary Inspection Service

Smarter Sorting

National Association for Underwater Instructors (NAUI) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

Advano Aketta

Norton Point

Apium BoHo Market Cascade Game Foundry Deaf Action Center (DAC) Doggy Bag Treats Earth Day Texas Merchandise GreenMan Studios Legal Aid of Northwest Texas

One More Generation Pelagic Fisheries Institute Pete Taboada – Energy Artist

World Oceans Day – The Ocean Project

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RECYCLING / WASTE RENEWABLE ENERGY

All American Tire Recyclers American Textile Recycling Service Balcones Resources and Shred Baylor Scott & White Health Can Manufacturers Institute Champion Waste & Recycling Services

Transamerica

Cascade Game Foundry – Ocean VR

TrashBusters

Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project

Thoughtful Hands

Association of Reef Keepers – British Virgin Islands

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Visions Paints

Texas Chapter of the Explorers Club

OCEAN

Trash Free Texas – Trash Free Trinity

Ocean Recovery Alliance

Pureous Products

Water Lens

Tecnotiferet

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service

UNICOR

Surfrider Foundation

Visit Dallas

Texas Pollinator PowWow

Ocean Exchange

Philips

Swiss the Greener Dry Cleaners

State of Texas Alliance for Recycling (STAR)

Tredagain

Pete Taboada – Energy Artist

State Farm Insurance

Texas HoneyBee Guild

Ocean Conservancy

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Renew Merchandise

Norton Point

1 Solar Solutions Ameresco American Renewable Energy Institute Axium Solar

City of Dallas Code Compliance Service

AZEK Building Products

City of Dallas Stormwater Management

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions

City of Dallas Zero Waste

Circular Energy

Commercial Metals Company

Columbia Power

American Honey Bee Protection Agency

Commodity Recycling Solutions

Dioxide Materials

Brushy Mountain Bee Farm

Community Waste Disposal

Dallas County Lepidopterists’ Society

Cowboy Compost

Dallas County Master Gardener Association

Dallas Marshal’s Office

POLLINATOR

Dallas Antique Company

Great Seed Bomb

DFW Reclaimers Computer Recycling

Honey Bee Relocation Services

Goodwill Fort Worth – Veteran Services

Beam Energy Group

ECoH2 Good Faith Energy Green Wolf Energy Hover Energy Iris PV Kosmos Solar National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT North Texas Renewable Energy Group

Northhaven Gardens – Roe Dileo

Dallas ISD – Thomas C. Marsh Middle School

O3 Energy Solutions

Oddfellows – Anastacia Quinonez

Dallas ISD – Trinidad “Trini” Garza Early College High School

Oak Ridge National Laboratory Innovation Crossroads

Pink Magnolia – Blythe Beck

One Earth Designs

Team Building With Taste – Joey Allette

PrimoWind

Dallas ISD – Young Men’s Leadership Academy at Florence Middle School

V-Eats – John Mercer

DOT – Dallas County Schools

Simplify Solar

method to NOMADness Paddle Shack Recreational Resort Cottages Simply Serenity Sisu School of Life Small Dwelling Company Susan Pahnke

Skyven Technologies

Garland ISD – North Garland High School

SmartFlower North America

Grand Prairie – ISD

This Little Home of Mine

Solar Business Festival

Grand Prairie ISD – Lorenzo De Zavala Environmental Science Academy

Tiny House Outlet

Solar Car Challenge Solar City

SCHOOLS

Grand Prairie ISD – South Grand Prairie High School

Solar Rollers Solar Via SOLARTIME USA Sun Buckets Sun Oven Sunfinity Solar Sunshine Biofuels TerraPass UNICOR WrightGrid Yotta Solar

Vera Struck Whittle Wagon

Greenhill School Allen ISD – Ereckson Middle School

Harmony Public Schools – DFW Cluster

Bishop Dunne Catholic School

Irving ISD – Lady Bird Johnson Middle School

Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD – R. L. Turner High School

Jesuit College Preparatory School

Colegio Douglas Antonio Vasquez Galeano Communities In Schools of the Dallas Region Dallas ISD Dallas ISD – Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy

SAVOR FOOD GARDEN

Terraform Tiny House

Dallas ISD – Emmett J. Conrad High School

TRANSPORTATION

Lake Dallas ISD – Lake Dallas Middle School

AAA Texas

Lakehill Preparatory School

Alliance AutoGas

Lancaster ISD – Lancaster High School

Amtrak

Lewisville ISD- JROTC Mesquite ISD – Gray Elementary School

BikeTexas BNSF Railway Company City of Portland – Oregon

Pegasus School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

ClearFlame Engines

Richardson ISD – Richardson High School

Dallas ISD – Food & Nutrition Department

National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium

3015 Trinity Groves – Sharon Van Meter

Trinity Environmental Academy

North Central Texas Council of Governments

Dallas ISD – John Ireland Elementary School

Ursuline Academy of Dallas

Onboard Dynamics

Café Momentum – Chad Houser

Dallas ISD – JROTC

Pima County Association of Governments

Chino Chinatown – Uno Immonivong

Dallas ISD – L.G. Pinkston High School

Railroad Commission of Texas

Eddie Garza – Salud! Vegan Mexican Cookbook

Dallas ISD – Lakewood Elementary School

Filament – Josh Healy

Dallas ISD – National Academy Foundation

Gas Monkey – David Hollister Hattie’s – Estevan Galindo Kalachandji’s – Raj Das Kitchen LTO – Josh Harmon La Duni – Dunia Borga LUCK – Daniel Pittman

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Dallas ISD – Environmental Education Center

Dallas ISD – Social Studies Department Dallas ISD – STEM Mathematics Department Dallas ISD – STEM Science Department

TINY HOUSES

Greyhound

Richardson Bike Mart Sawatch Group Shockwave Motors Solar Car Challenge Tesla Motors

321tinyhomes

Texas A&M – Texas Transportation Institute

CasaBonita

Texas Central Railway

Joyous Possibilities

Texas Department of Transportation

Little Fish House

Texas Farm Bureau Texas Recumbent Riders Thermolift Toyota Connected Toyota Motor North America Trophy Nissan United Parcel Service University of Arizona – Wildcat Formula Racing

Texas A&M AgriLife – Extension Service – Agriculture Texas A&M AgriLife – Wildlife & Fisheries – College Station Texas A&M University – College of Architecture Texas A&M University – Environmental Grand Challenge Texas A&M University – Office of the Provost2 Texas A&M University – Office of the Vice President for Research

UNIVERSITY

American University of Beirut Arizona State University – LightWorks Baylor University – Louise Herrington School of Nursing Case Western Reserve University – The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit Colorado Mountain College – Steamboat Columbia University – Sabin Center for Climate Change Law Columbia University – The Earth Institute Dallas Baptist University DCCCD – Community College District King’s College Paul Quinn College Southern Methodist University – Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity Southwestern University Tarleton State University Tarleton State University – Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research Tarrant County College District Texas A&M – Texas Transportation Institute Texas A&M AgriLife – Blackland Research & Extension Center Texas A&M AgriLife – Dallas Research & Extension Center

Texas A&M University – School of Public Health Texas A&M University at Commerce Texas Christian University – Institute for Environmental Studies UCross High Plains Stewardship Initiative – Yale University Corporation for Atmospheric Research – Center for Science Education

University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Biology University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of Texas at Arlington – Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies University of Texas at Austin – Bureau of Economic Geology University of Texas at Austin – Environmental Science Institute University of Texas at Austin – Office of Sustainability University of Texas at Dallas – GASP University of Texas at Dallas – Geoclub Yale University – School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

University of Arkansas

University of North Texas – College of Visual Arts & Design University of North Texas – Department of Biological Sciences

City of Dallas – Marshal’s Office – Environmental Crimes Unit City of Dallas – Office of Cultural Affairs City of Dallas – Office of Environmental Quality City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Park Maintenance Services Division City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Recreation Services Division City of Dallas – Stormwater Management City of Dallas – Urban Forest Advisory Committee City of Dallas – Water Conservation – EEI City of Dallas – Water Utilities – Defend Your Drains City of Dallas Code Compliance Service – Scrap Tire Outreach Program

URBANISM

University of Colorado at Boulder University of North Texas – College of Engineering

City of Dallas – GreenDallas.net

City of Dallas – Zero Waste

University of Alabama – Tide for Tusks University of Arizona – Wildcat Formula Racing

City of Dallas – Fire-Rescue

City of Dallas Department of Mobility and Street Services City of Dallas Planning & Urban Design Department City of Fort Worth – Texas

Accenture African American Museum American Chemistry Council American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Dallas Aqua Aid

City of Irving – Texas City of Plano – Texas City of Sulphur Springs – Texas Clean Cities – Columbia – Willamette (OR) Coalition for a New Dallas

University of North Texas – Office of Outreach

Architecture Demarest

University of North Texas – Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science

AZEK Building Products

University of North Texas System

Bastrop County

Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

BC Workshop

Dallas Public Library

University of Southern Mississippi – Office of Technology Development

Beck Group

Dallas Zoological Society

Billingsley Co.

DART

Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems

DEPLOY/US

University of Texas at Arlington – C.L.E.A.R University of Texas at Arlington – CAPPA University of Texas at Arlington – College of Business, Department of Marketing

Associa Balfour Beatty US

Center Point Renovations Circular Energy City of Cedar Hill – Texas City of Dallas – Art4Dumpsters City of Dallas – Aviation

Crow Holdings Capital Crow Holdings Industrial Dallas 2030 District

Downtown Dallas, Inc. East Dallas Community Organization Electric Distribution & Design Systems Fair Park Fairmont Dallas

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EXHIBITORS: BY DEPARTMENT Fischer & Company

Sustainable Turnkey Solutions

Frazier Revitalization

Texas A&M University – College of Architecture

GFF Golf Course Builders Association of America (GCBAA)

Texas Asphalt Pavement Association

Goodwill Fort Worth – Veteran Services Green Spring Technologies (VOB)

HFactor Water Kids On the Land – SWDC Alliance Rainfall Simulator

Heroes on the Water

Lower Colorado River Authority

Texas Historic Tree Coalition

Homes For Our Troops

My Positive Water

Greater Dallas Planning Council

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Military Order of the Purple Heart of the USA

Nano Gas Technologies

GROW North Texas

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation

Military Veteran Peer Network

National Association for Underwater Instructors (NAUI)

Thanks-Giving Square

National Mounted Warfare Foundation

National Association of Water Companies

Texas Agrability

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

Hilton Anatole HKS Hotel Association of North Texas Jubilee Park & Community Center Keep Dallas Beautiful Leaptran Lee Park & Arlington Hall Conservancy Lincoln Properties / Village Apartments

Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art Trammell Crow Residential

Veterans Community Project

Trash Free Texas – Trash Free Trinity

Veterans of Foreign Wars

TrashBusters Trinity Nature Conservancy

Veterans Outdoor World

North Texas Municipal Water District

Warrior Spirit Project

Ocean Conservancy

Trinity River Authority of Texas

Ocean Exchange

Trinity River Vision Authority

Organiponic

Ocean Recovery Alliance

Maalka

Trinity Strand Trail

Magneto-Inertial Fusion Technologies

Trinity Waters Trust for Public Land

Save Our Springs Alliance

National Museum of Catholic Art

U.S. Green Building Council Texas

Shower Stream

National Recreation and Park Association

U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce – Texas Chapter

North Central Texas Council of Governments

Urban Land Institute North Texas

North Texas Municipal Water District

Visit Dallas

Parkland Health & Hospital System

American Sustainable Business Council City of Dallas – Stormwater Management

Oglesby Greene Architects ParkHub

American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association

Apium

O3 Energy Solutions Omni Dallas Hotel

WATER

VETERAN

City of Dallas – Water Conservation – EEI City of Dallas – Water Utilities – Defend Your Drains Clean Water Fund

Philips

Colorado River Land Trust

Pima County Association of Governments

Action Trackchair

Dallas Woods & Waters Club

Quail Coalition / Park Cities Quail

American Red Cross- Service to Armed Forces

EarthWater

Rotary Club of Fair Park

Disabled American Veterans

Schneider Electric

EzGro Garden (VOB)

Sloan

Farmer Veteran Coalition

Smart Texas Revolution

Farmers Assisting Returning Military

Southern Methodist University – Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity

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Fumar Cigars/ Veteran Supporter

Federation of Fly Fishers – IFFF Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary (NOAA)

Rain Ranchers Saros

Sprinkl Student Conservation Association Texans for Clean Water Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Texas Conservation Alliance Texas Irrigation Association Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board Trinity River Authority of Texas Trinity River Vision Authority Trinity Waters U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Water Lens Water4 Waterkeeper Alliance

Gulf of Mexico Foundation

Watertech

Harpseals.org

World Oceans Day – The Ocean Project

Heroes on the Water

EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL 1 Solar Solutions Grand Place Space: 7006 31:13 Eco-friendly Accessories Grand Place Space: 7222 321tinyhomes Automobile Building Lot Space: 506, 507, 508, 509

Allen ISD – Ereckson Middle School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9008

American Renewable Energy Institute Automobile Building Space: 2316

Alliance AutoGas Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 781, 782

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Dallas Automobile Building Space: 1635

Aloe Blooms The Lagoon Space: 909

American Sustainable Business Council Centennial Hall Space: 5312

Associa Automobile Building Space: 1803, 1805

Baylor Scott & White Health Automobile Building Space: 2227

Association of Reef Keepers – British Virgin Islands Centennial Hall Space: 5407

Baylor University – Louise Herrington School of Nursing Centennial Hall Space: 5923, 5925

Austin Technology Incubator Centennial Hall Space: 5150

4-H Tower Building Space: 4408

Along Came Tamale Tower Building Space: 4217

Food & Fiber Building Space: 9228

Ameresco Automobile Building Space: 1711

American Textile Recycling Service Automobile Building Space: 3330

American Chemistry Council Automobile Building Space: 2415

American University of Beirut Centennial Hall Space: 5910

Axium Solar Court of Honor Space: 255, 256

American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy Automobile Building Space: 2501

Amtrak Automobile Building Space: 2167, 2168

AZEK Building Products Automobile Building Space: 1604

Amy’s Chocolate Gifts Tower Building Space: 4129

B2B Naturals Grand Place Space: 7221

5-G Farms Tower Building Space: 4117, 4119 AAA Texas Automobile Building Space: 2102, 2104 Aardvark Straws Centennial Hall Space: 5418 Absolutely Beautiful Yards Grand Place Space: 7116 Accenture Embarcadero Accuro AgriServices Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 874, 4200 Action Trackchair Centennial Hall Space: 6307 Advano Centennial Hall Space: 5126 African American Museum Automobile Building Space: 1812 Aketta Court of Honor Space: 458 Al’s Jerky Tower Building Space: 4112 All American Tire Recyclers Automobile Building Space: 3105

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American Environmental Health Foundation Automobile Building Space: 2221 American Honey Bee Protection Agency Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 843 American Hydrogen Association Big Tex Circle Space: 596 American Legislative Exchange Council Automobile Building Space: 2513 American Lung Association Centennial Hall Space: 5316, 5318, 5320, 5322 American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association Automobile Building Space: 2417 American Red Cross Service to Armed Forces Centennial Hall Space: 236, 6229 American Red Cross Service to Armed Forces Centennial Hall Space: 6229

Apium Centennial Hall Space: 5124 Aqua Aid DART Entrance Space: 128 Arborilogical Services, Inc. Court of Honor Space: 464, 466, 468, 470 Architecture Demarest Automobile Building Space: 1713 Argonne National Laboratory – Chain Reaction Innovations Automobile Building Space: 5211 Arizona State University – LightWorks Automobile Building Space: 2403 ARPA-e Centennial Hall Space: 5212 Artigianale The Lagoon Space: 716

Austin Turf & Tractor DART Entrance Space: 132 AUV Flight Services Centennial Hall Space: 6024

BackYard Environmentalist Food & Fiber Building Space: 7327 Balcones Resources and Shred Automobile Building Space: 3103, 3202 Balfour Beatty US Automobile Building Space: 1641 Bao Down The Lagoon Space: 711 Barrack Obama Male Leadership Academy Food & Fiber Building Space: 9108 Baskets and Quilts by Bless The Lagoon Space: 672 Bastrop County Automobile Building Space: 2006, 2008 Bath Planet by BCI Acrylic Court of Honor Space: 465, 467 Grand Place Space: 7118

BC Workshop Automobile Building Space: 1910, 2005 Beam Energy Group Centennial Hall Space: 5204 BeautyCounter Grand Place Space: 7122 Beck Group Automobile Building Space: 1700 Behrnes’ Tower Building Space: 4229 Ben E Keith Co EARTHx Beer Garden Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Centennial Hall Space: 5418 BikeTexas DART Entrance Space: 100 Bishop Dunne Catholic School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9312 BlyncSync Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 5131 Bobaddiction The Lagoon Space: 794 BoHo Market The Lagoon Space: 900, 901 Bonobo Conservation Initiative Centennial Hall Space: 5623 Bonton Farms Tower Building Space: 4202

Boy Scouts of America Circle Ten Council The Lagoon Space: 982 BRAMI Beans The Lagoon Space: 731 Brookhaven Centennial Hall Space: 6010 Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 853 Buda Juice Court of Honor Space: 463 Bug-Bouncer Tower Building Space: 4219 Business Climate Leaders Centennial Hall Space: 5308 C & J Farms Tower Building Space: 4010 Cabinetfacers Grand Place Space: 7111 Can Manufacturers Institute Automobile Building Space: 2602 Capcell Centennial Hall Space: 5002 Care2 Centennial Hall Space: 5811 Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD – R. L. Turner High School Court of Honor Space: 143 CasaBonita Tiny House Villlages Cascade Game Foundry – Ocean VR Centennial Hall Space: 5315, 5317, 5414, 5416 Case Western Reserve University – The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit Centennial Hall Space: 5908

Cassie’s Gourmet Popcorn Tower Building Space: 4131, 4133

Circular Energy Big Tex Circle Space: 598

Catching Summer Food & Fiber Building Space: 9020, 9022

Citizens’ Climate Lobby Centennial Hall Space: 5314

Cedar Valley Centennial Hall Space: 6012

City of Cedar Hill – Texas Centennial Hall Space: 5713, 5715, 5717, 5816, 5814, 5812

CedarCide Grand Place Space: 349 Center for Animal Research Centennial Hall Space: 5610, 5612 Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Centennial Hall Space: 5304, 5306 Center Point Renovations Grand Place Space: 7128 Cerahelix Centennial Hall Space: 5102 Ceyhinz Link Court of Honor Space: 459 Champion Waste & Recycling Services Automobile Building Space: 3334 Cheetah Conservation Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5619 Chef Milton Gourmet Tower Building Space: 4127 Chelles Macarons The Lagoon Space: 708 Chilitepin King Tower Building Space: 4002 Chinook Seedery Tower Building Space: 4312 Chipotle Mexican Grill Tower Building Space: 4319, 4321 Chocolate Secrets The Lagoon Space: 673 Christy Robinson Designs The Lagoon Space: 803

City of Dallas – Art4Dumpsters Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 321, 323, 325, 327

City of Dallas – Water Conservation – EEI Automobile Building Space: 2151, 2153 City of Dallas – Water Utilities – Defend Your Drains Automobile Building Space: 2154 City of Dallas – Zero Waste Automobile Building Space: 2155

City of Dallas – Aviation Automobile Building Space: 2113, 2111

City of Dallas Code Compliance Service – Scrap Tire Outreach Program Automobile Building Space: 2112

City of Dallas – Fire-Rescue Big Tex Circle Space: 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621

City of Dallas Department of Mobility and Street Services Automobile Building Space: 2106

City of Dallas – GreenDallas.net Automobile Building Space: 2109

City of Dallas Planning & Urban Design Department Automobile Building Space: 1601, 1603

City of Dallas – Marshal’s Office – Environmental Crimes Unit Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 365, 366, 367, 368, 369 City of Dallas – Marshal’s Office – Environmental Crimes Unit Automobile Building Space: 2103, 2105 City of Dallas – Office of Cultural Affairs Automobile Building Space: 2106, 2108, 2110, 2112, 2114 City of Dallas – Office of Environmental Quality Automobile Building Space: 2107 City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Park Maintenance Services Division Automobile Building Space: 2116 City of Dallas – Park and Recreation Department – Recreation Services Division Automobile Building Space: 2150 City of Dallas – Stormwater Management Automobile Building Space: 2151 City of Dallas – Urban Forest Advisory Committee Centennial Hall Space: 5916

City of Irving – Texas Automobile Building Space: 2010, 2012 City of Plano – Texas Tower Building Space: 4218

Coalition for a New Dallas Automobile Building Space: 1806, 1900, 1902, 1904 Coca-Cola Big Tex Circle Space: 604, 605, 606, 607, 608 Colegio Douglas Antonio Vasquez Galeano Food & Fiber Building Space: 9100, 9101 Colorado Mountain College – Steamboat Centennial Hall Space: 5917 Colorado River Land Trust Centennial Hall Space: 5719 Columbia Power Centennial Hall Space: 5003 Columbia University – Sabin Center for Climate Change Law Centennial Hall Space: 5913, 2504 Columbia University – SIPA Automobile Building Space: 2310

City of Sulphur Springs – Texas Grand Place Space: 7101

Columbia University – The Earth Institute Centennial Hall Space: 5915

Clean Capitalism Pavilion Automobile Building Space: 2421

Commercial Metals Company Automobile Building Space: 3323, 3324

Clean Cities – Columbia-Willamette (OR) Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 700

Commodity Recycling Solutions Automobile Building Space: 3108

Clean Tax Working Groups Automobile Building Space: 2410 Clean Water Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5815, 5817 Cleantech Open Centennial Hall Space: 5161 ClearFlame Engines Centennial Hall Space: 5209 Climate Creatives – Rising Waters Photo/ Art Centennial Hall Project D.E.E.P.

Communities In Schools of the Dallas Region Food & Fiber Building Space: 9019 Community Waste Disposal Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 469 Compassionate DFW Food & Fiber Building Space: 9021 ConservAmerica Automobile Building Space: 2519 Automobile Building / Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 360, 361, 362, 363, 364

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EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL Conservation Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5725

Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Automobile Building Space: 1502, 1504

Conservation International Centennial Hall Space: 5514, 5516

Dallas Baptist University Centennial Hall Space: 5950

Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship Automobile Building Space: 2613

Dallas County Community College- North Lake Centennial Hall Space: 6004

Coral Restoration Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 5305, 5307, 5404, 5406

Dallas County Democratic Party Centennial Hall Space: 6017

Corn Shack The Lagoon Space: 720

Dallas County Lepidopterists’ Society Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 866

Corporate Accountability International Automobile Building Space: 2317 COUP – Intertribal Council on Utility Policy Automobile Building Space: 2314 Cowboy Compost Automobile Building Space: 3107 CP&Y Inc. Automobile Building Space: 1637 Creature Teacher Food & Fiber Building Space: 9033, 9035 Crow Holdings Capital Automobile Building Space: 1704, 1706 Crow Holdings Industrial Automobile Building Space: 1705, 1707 Cykochick The Lagoon Space: 805 Dallas 2030 District Automobile Building Space: 1617 Dallas Antique Company The Lagoon Space: 753 Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Automobile Building Space: 2001

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Dallas County Master Gardener Association Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 874 Dallas Farmers Market Tower Building Space: 4206, 4208 Dallas ISD – Emmett J. Conrad High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9111 Dallas ISD – Environmental Education Center Food & Fiber Building Space: 9122, 9123 Dallas ISD – John Ireland Elementary School Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 857 Dallas ISD – JROTC Centennial Hall Space: 6043 Dallas ISD – JROTC Centennial Hall Space: 6045 Dallas ISD – JROTC Centennial Hall Space: 6047 Dallas ISD – L.G. Pinkston High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9103, 9105 Dallas ISD – National Academy Foundation Food & Fiber Building Space: 9222, 9223, 9224, 9225, 9226, 9227

Dallas ISD – Social Studies Department Food & Fiber Building Space: 9208, 9210 Dallas ISD – STEM Mathematics Department Food & Fiber Building Space: 9124, 9126 Dallas ISD – STEM Science Department Food & Fiber Building Space: 9232, 9233 Dallas ISD – Trinidad “Trini” Garza Early College High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9215, 9217, 9219 Dallas ISD- Florence Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 862 Dallas Paleontological Society Centennial Hall Space: 5620 Dallas Public Library Tower Building Space: 4304 Dallas Safari Club – Dallas Safari Club Conservation Centennial Hall Space: 5704 Dallas Woods & Waters Club Centennial Hall Space: 5706 Dallas Zoological Society Centennial Hall Space: 5615, 5617 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Big Tex Circle Space: 627, 628, 629, 630, 631 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Automobile Building Space: 2204, 2206, 2208, 2210, 2212, 2214

Davids Natural Toothpaste Grand Place Space: 7314 Daylight Rangers Grand Place Space: 7206 DCCCD – Community College District Centennial Hall Space: 6008

DISD- Thomas C. Marsh Middle School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9015, 9017 Divina Gula Cafe The Lagoon Space: 754 Diving Unlimited International Centennial Hall Space: 5510

Deaf Action Center Grand Place Space: 7226

Doggy Bag Treats The Lagoon Space: 918

Deborah Lindquist Grand Place Space: 7021

DOT – Dallas County Schools Big Tex Circle Space: 622, 623, 624, 625, 626

Demases Farm The Lagoon Space: 717 Department of Engergy Tech to Market Centennial Hall Space: 5165 DEPLOY/US Centennial Hall Space: 6029 DFW Reclaimers Computer Recycling, Inc. Automobile Building Space: 3328 DFW Turf Solutions DART Entrance Space: 126 Dioxide Materials Centennial Hall Space: 5004 Direct Energy Court of Honor Space: 452, 454 Automobile Building / Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 1224, 1222

Dallasthenics Court of Honor Space: 434, 436

Direct Energy Neighbor to Neighbor Court of Honor Space: 352

DART Big Tex Circle Space: 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638

Disabled American Veterans Centennial Hall Space: 6305

David Musty Putters Grand Place Space: 7106, 7018

DISD - Food and Nutrition Food & Fiber Building Space: 9229, 9231

doTerra International Grand Place Space: 7312 Down to Earth Vegetarian and Vegan Cuisine and Catering Court of Honor Lot Space: 140 Downtown Dallas, Inc. Automobile Building Space: 2003 Downwinders at Risk Education Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5010 Earth Day Texas Green Toy Food & Fiber Building Space: 9304, 9306 Earth Day Texas Library Centennial Hall Space: 5127, 5128 Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 351 Earth Day Texas Merchandise Court of Honor Space: 432 Automobile Building Space: 2014 Tower Building Space: 4412 Earth Day Texas Water Station Big Tex Circle Space: 603 Court of Honor Space: 447 Earth Kind Services Grand Place Space: 7014

Earth Water Court of Honor Space: 449

Enviro Loo USA / SWSLoo Grand Place Space: 7105

Firefly and Rose Vegan Bakery The Lagoon Space: 802

Global Green USA Automobile Building Space: 2164, 2165, 2166, 2167

Greek Mama Bites The Lagoon Space: 706

Earth Wind and Zen The Lagoon Space: 913

Environment America Centennial Hall Space: 5809

First Tee of Dallas DART Entrance Space: 122, 123

Global Mana Centennial Hall Space: 5423

Environment Texas Centennial Hall Space: 5805, 5807

Fischer & Company Automobile Building Space: 1720, 1722, 1811, 1813

Global Wildlife Conservation Centennial Hall Space: 5605

Green Army Healthy Home and Pest Solutions Grand Place Space: 7110

Environmental Defense Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5309, 5311

Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary (NOAA) Centennial Hall Space: 5409, 5411

GMO Free USA Tower Building Space: 4216

EARTHxFilm Automobile Building Space: 7315, 7317, 7319, 7321 Grand Place Space: 3315, 3317, 3321, 3322 Earthly Labs Centennial Hall Space: 5008 EarthShare Centennial Hall Space: 5822 East Dallas Community Organization Automobile Building Space: 1638 Eastfield Centennial Hall Space: 6002

Epic Cones The Lagoon Space: 671 Epoch Solutions Court of Honor Space: 340 Equilibrium Body Treatments Grand Place Space: 7239

EasyTurf Grand Place Space: 7030

Evangelical Environmental Network Automobile Building Space: 2306

Eco Friends Pest Control Grand Place Space: 7005

EzGro Garden (VOB) Centennial Hall Space: 6041

Eco Lawn DFW Big Tex Circle Space: 594 Eco Safe Grand Place Space: 7010 ECoH2 Automobile Building Space: 1310, 1312 Ecoimprint Automobile Building Space: 3310, 3312 EdgePower Centennial Hall Space: 5129 El Centro Centennial Hall Space: 6006

Flower Mound Soap Works The Lagoon Space: 905 Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge Automobile Building Space: 2162 Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Centennial Hall Space: 5710 Frazier Revitalization Automobile Building Space: 1636 Frisco Fresh Market The Lagoon Space: 710

Fair Park Automobile Building Space: 1630, 1632

Fumar Cigars/ Veteran Supporter Centennial Hall Space: 6233

Fairmont Dallas Automobile Building Space: 1621

Fund for Sustainable Tomorrows Food & Fiber Building Space: 9025

Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance Tower Building Space: 4205

Fujitsu Automobile Building Space: 1204

Farmer Veteran Coalition Centennial Hall Space: 6126

Future 500 Centennial Hall Space: 5310

Farmers Assisting Returning Military Centennial Hall Space: 6122

Gardenuity Grand Place Space: 7301, 7303

Go Ape Court of Honor Space: 438 Go Dive Now – Scuba Pool Court of Honor Space: 420 Golf Course Builders Association of America (GCBAA) DART Entrance Space: 131 Good Faith Energy The Lagoon Space: 722 Goodwill Fort Worth Centennial Hall Space: 6053 Gourmet Body Treats Grand Place Space: 7121 Grace Richardson Fund Automobile Building Space: 2520 Grand Prairie – ISD Food & Fiber Building Space: 9130, 9131, 9132, 9133 Grand Prairie ISD – Lorenzo De Zavala Environmental Science Academy Food & Fiber Building Space: 9001, 9003, 9005, 9007

Green Mountain Energy Company Automobile Building / Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 339 Green Mountain Energy Company Automobile Building Space: 1115 Green Source DFW Centennial Hall Space: 5821 Green Spring Technologies (VOB) Centennial Hall Space: 6235 Green Star Roofing Grand Place Space: 7109 Green Up Kids Food & Fiber Building Space: 9014, 9016, 9018 Green Wolf Energy Big Tex Circle Space: 586 Greenhill School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9037 GreenMan Studios Grand Place Space: 7208 Greyhound Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 799 Groundwork Dallas Automobile Building Space: 5038

Grand Prairie ISD – South Grand Prairie High School Centennial Hall Space: 5417, 5419

GROW North Texas Tower Building Space: 4201

Granola Family Food & Fiber Building Space: 9302

Grubbly Farms Tower Building Space: 4302

Fast Furious Express Court of Honor Lot Space: 141

Garland ISD – North Garland High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9200, 9201

Federation of Fly Fishers – IFFF Centennial Hall Space: 5622

GFF Automobile Building Space: 1702

Great Plains Restoration Council Centennial Hall Space: 5723

Gryphon Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 6019

Emergy Labs Centennial Hall Space: 5209

FGC Plasma Solutions Centennial Hall Space: 5209

Ginger Fett Designs Food & Fiber Building Space: 9029

Great Seed Bomb Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 849

Gryphon Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 6021

Energy Gardens The Lagoon Space: 772

Field to Meal Tower Building Space: 4207

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas The Lagoon Space: 983

Greater Dallas Planning Council Automobile Building Space: 1619

Gulf of Mexico Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 6005

Electric Distribution & Design Systems Big Tex Circle Space: 600, 601 Elephant Trunk Moving Supplies Grand Place Space: 7114

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EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL Half Price Books The Lagoon Space: 732, 733, 734

Honest Cotton Grand Place Space: 7223

ITC Power Solutions Centennial Hall Space: 5162

King’s College,The Centennial Hall Space: 5948

Legal Aid of Northwest Texas Automobile Building Space: 1634

Halff Associates Automobile Building Space: 1710

Honey and Sage Co. The Lagoon Space: 916

J&M Glass / Thermal Windows Grand Place Space: 7107

Knot and Sew The Lagoon Space: 908

Lewisville ISD – JROTC Centennial Hall Space: 6049

Harmony Public Schools – DFW Cluster Food & Fiber Building Space: 9202, 9203, 9204, 9205, 9206, 9207, 9209

Honey Bee Relocation Services Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 851

JD’s Smokehouse and Grill Court of Honor Lot Space: 140

Kosmos Solar Big Tex Circle Space: 593

Hotel Association of North Texas Automobile Building Space: 1817, 1819

Jeff – The Sheet and Pillow Guy Grand Place Space: 7008

Krave Tower Building Space: 4000

Lincoln Properties / Village Apartments Automobile Building Space: 1606

How to Be a Healthy Vegetarian The Lagoon Space: 811

Jesuit College Preparatory School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9324

Kuhdoo Soap Co Tower Building Space: 4017, 4019

Hover Energy Centennial Hall Space: 5101, 5103, 5200, 5202

John Bunker Sands Wetland Center Centennial Hall Space: 5026

Kyte Baby Food & Fiber Building Space: 9027

Harpseals.org Centennial Hall Space: 5410 HASOM Bags The Lagoon Space: 801 Healthmate International Automobile Building Space: 2315 Healthy Healing Arts Food & Fiber Building Space: 9023

Hybridlight Grand Place Space: 7117 Hydro Pros Court of Honor Space: 440

Heroes on the Water Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 239, 240

i am Hear Big Tex Circle Space: 595

HGACBuy Cooperative Purchasing Program Centennial Hall Space: 6055

IEEE-UTD Student Organization Centennial Hall Space: 5934

High Point Supply Co. The Lagoon Space: 910 Hilton Anatole Automobile Building Space: 1715, 1717, 1815 HKS Automobile Building Space: 1631, 1633

ilumi Centennial Hall Space: 5113 Infomart Data Centers Automobile Building Space: 2123 Institute for Market Transformation Automobile Building Space: 2522

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Automobile Building Space: 2125 Lithic Nutrition Tower Building Space: 4306 Little Fish House Tiny House Villages

Joyous Possibilities Tiny House Villages

L’Orenta Nuts Tower Building Space: 4006

JP & Associates Rockwall Automobile Building Space: 1117

La Raye’s Bar-B-Que Sauce Tower Building Space: 4316

Jubilee Park & Community Center Automobile Building Space: 1640

Lake Dallas ISD – Lake Dallas Middle School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9006

Kai Organic Tea Court of Honor Space: 457

Lakehill Preparatory School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9321

Lone Star Champion Windows Grand Place Space: 7216

Lancaster ISD – Lancaster High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9024, 9026, 9028

Lone Star Synthetic Turf Automobile Building Space: 1506, 1602

Kalachandji’s Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 841, 842 Kat Mendenhall, Vegan Handmade Boots The Lagoon Space: 808

LeafFilter North Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 370

Living Earth Automobile Building Space: 3111, 3113 Local Harvest Salsa The Lagoon Space: 806 Log Cabin Republicans Centennial Hall Space: 6022

Los Alamos National Laboratory Centennial Hall Space: 5151 Lotus Shop Automobile Building Space: 1814

Keep Dallas Beautiful Automobile Building Space: 2117

LeafFilter North Grand Place Space: 7112

Kelley Honey Farms Tower Building Space: 4007

LeafGuard of North Texas Grand Place Space: 7028

Lower Colorado River Authority Centennial Hall Space: 5721

Home Depot Grand Place Space: 7104, 7106

International Elephant Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 5616

Home Solutions Center – Freedom Tree Farms Grand Place Space: 7103

Iris PV Centennial Hall Space: 5208

Kellogg Garden Products Grand Place Space: 7108

League of Conservation Voters Centennial Hall Space: 6103

LuLaRoe Grand Place Space: 7237

HomeBiogas Grand Place Space: 7120

Irving ISD – Lady Bird Johnson Middle School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9004

Kids Garden Club Food & Fiber Building Space: 9031

Leaptran Centennial Hall Space: 5226

Maalka Centennial Hall Space: 5217

Homes For Our Troops Centennial Hall Space: 6301

It’s Organic 2 U Tower Building Space: 4308

Kids On the Land – SWDC Alliance Rainfall Simulator Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 344, 345, 346

Lee Park & Arlington Hall Conservancy Automobile Building Space: 1906

Magnet-Inertial Fusion Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 5129

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EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL Majeza Jewelry Cleaner Grand Place Space: 7212

Mom’s Clean Air Force Centennial Hall Space: 5324

Nano Gas Tech Centennial Hall Space: 5006

Natural Awakenings Dallas Centennial Hall Space: 5823

Mali Mali Grand Place Space: 7316

Monarch Gateway Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 869

Nature Conservancy Centennial Hall Space: 5720, 5722, 2503

Maricela & Friends Food & Fiber Building Space: 7323, 7325

Monarch Joint Venture Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 873

National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 645, 646, 647, 648, 649

Maridoe Golf Club DART Entrance Space: 138

Monarch Watch Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 871, 872

Mariner Sails, Inc. Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 238

Moon Glass Muse The Lagoon Space: 903

Market Provisions Co Tower Building Space: 4203

Mosaic in Dallas Automobile Building Space: 3104

Mattie Mae Pies The Lagoon Space: 714

Mosquito Steve LLC Court of Honor Space: 211, 212

Medi’s Inc Grand Place Space: 7229

Moss Haven Elementary Farm Tower Building Space: 4209

Memnosyne Institute Centennial Hall Space: 5825 Mesquite ISD – Gray Elementary School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9000, 9002 method to NOMADness Tiny House Villages Military Order of the Purple Heart of the USA Centennial Hall Space: 6035

Motherland Gourmet Sauces The Lagoon Space: 752 Mountain View Centennial Hall Space: 6014 Mr. Bill’s Kettle Corn Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 377, 378, 379 Mr. Stacky Court of Honor Space: 455

Military Veteran Peer Network Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 241

My Happy Earth Book Food & Fiber Building Space: 9309, 9310

Military Veteran Peer Network Centennial Hall Space: 6231

My Positive Water Grand Place Space: 7210

Million Acre Pledge Centennial Hall Space: 5523

Mystic Wonders Grand Place Space: 7217

Mission Blue Centennial Hall Space: 5506, 5508

NadaMoo! The Lagoon Space: 791

Mistura Grand Place Space: 7218

Namdar Decor The Lagoon Space: 902

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National Association for Underwater Instructors (NAUI) Court of Honor Space: 451 National Association of Water Companies Automobile Building Space: 2319 National Audubon Society Centennial Hall Space: 5705, 5707, 5709, 5711, 5804, 5806, 5808, 5810 National Center for Atmospheric Research Court of Honor Space: 477, 478

Naturepedic Grand Place Space: 7231, 7232 NatureSweet Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 217, 218, 219, 220 New York Poets Food & Fiber Building Space: 9104, 9106 Nexus Energy Innovation & Environamental Stewardship Working Group Automobile Building Space: 2308 Nikki Smith Designs The Lagoon Space: 919

National Mounted Warfare Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 6039

North Central Texas Council of Governments Automobile Building Space: 1510, 1512

National Museum of Catholic Art Automobile Building Space: 1810

North Central Texas Council of Governments Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 701, 702, 703, 704

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Centennial Hall Space: 5409, 5411

North Central Texas Council of Governments – Smart Scape Tower Building Space: 4001, 4003

National Recreation and Park Association Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 846

North Texas Corporate Recycling Association Automobile Building Space: 3326

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Centennial Hall Space: 5152, 5153, 5154, 5155

North Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association DART Entrance Space: 133, 134, 135, 136, 137

National Wildlife Federation Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 860, 861

North Texas Green Party Centennial Hall Space: 6102

Native Plant Society of Texas Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 856

North Texas Master Naturalists Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 867, 868

Native Prairies Association of Texas Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 870

North Texas Municipal Water District Automobile Building Space: 5028, 5030, 5032

North Texas Renewable Energy Group Automobile Building Space: 1219 NorthStar Battery Company Automobile Building Space: 1202 Norton Point Centennial Hall Space: 5118 Norwex Grand Place Space: 7000, 7002 Nosh Box Eatery Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 791 NREL Centennial Hall Space: 5154 NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 6009, 6011, 6013 O3 Energy Solutions Automobile Building Space: 1221 Oak Cliff Beverage Works Tower Building Space: 4123 Ocean Conservancy Centennial Hall Space: 5413 Ocean Exchange Centennial Hall Space: 5001 Ocean Recovery Alliance Centennial Hall Space: 5507, 5509 Oh Tiff!

The Lagoon Space: 810 Olive Trunk Farms The Lagoon Space: 709 Olivella’s Pizza Truck The Lagoon Space: 790 Omni Dallas Hotel Automobile Building Space: 1713 On the East The Lagoon Space: 917

EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL On the Road Lending Automobile Building Space: 2210

Passionately Rivalicious Grand Place Space: 7219, 7318

Point6 Grand Place Space: 7213

Quail Coalition / Park Cities Quail Centennial Hall Space: 5712

Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project Centennial Hall Space: 5408

Onboard Dynamics Centennial Hall Space: 5223

Paul Quinn College Tower Building Space: 4301, 4303, 4305, 4307

Pop Stars The Lagoon Space: 757

Queen of Colour Cosmetics Grand Place Space: 7233

Riceability The Lagoon Space: 706

Once Kids Food & Fiber Building Space: 9316

Payless Power Automobile Building Space: 1507

Population Connection Centennial Hall Space: 6100

R Street Institute Automobile Building Space: 2413

Oncor Tower Building Space: 4000

Payton’s Blend Tower Building Space: 4310

Population Media Center Centennial Hall Space: 5728

One Earth Designs Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 215, 216

Peace Corps Centennial Hall Space: 5918, 5920

Power Home Remodeling Group Grand Place Space: 7011

Railroad Commission of Texas Automobile Building Space: 1513

Richardson ISD – Richardson High School Food & Fiber Building Space: 9107, 9109

One Eleven / Fossil Grand Place Space: 7209, 7211, 7308, 7310

Pegasus School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Food & Fiber Building Space: 9102

Preservation Tree Services Automobile Building Space: 1613, 1615

One More Generation Centennial Hall Space: 5511, 5513 One Step In Foundation Automobile Building Space: 1409, 2512 Opus 12 Centennial Hall Space: 5000

Pelagic Fisheries Institute Centennial Hall Space: 5421 PepsiCo / Frito Lay Court of Honor Space: 460, 462 Perfect Bite The Lagoon Space: 809

Prime Texas Tastings The Lagoon Space: 718 PrimoWind Centennial Hall Space: 5105 Big Tex Circle Space: 597 Profashion Grand Place Space: 7124, 7126

VegWorld The Lagoon Space: 804

PermaCube Court of Honor Space: 681, 682, 683, 684

Orgain The Lagoon Space: 730

Pet Wants The Lagoon Space: 670

Organiponic Centennial Hall Space: 5128

Pete Taboada – Energy Artist Centennial Hall Space: 5020

Propane Education & Research Council Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 779, 780

Paddle Shack Tiny House Villages

Pharma Dallas Automobile Building Space: 2171, 2172, 2213, 2215

Proper Baking Co The Lagoon Space: 674

Philips Automobile Building Space: 1511

Public Citizen Centennial Hall Space: 5319, 5321, 5323

Phytosynthetix Centennial Hall Space: 5327

Public Utility Commission of Texas Automobile Building Space: 1214, 1216,350

Panty Cakes Grand Place Space: 7123, 7125 ParkHub Automobile Building Space: 1505 Parkland Health & Hospital System Automobile Building Space: 2223, 2225 Partnership for Responsible Growth Automobile Building Space: 2611

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Pima County Association of Governments Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 705 Pineapple Grill Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 792

Progressives for Immigration Reform Centennial Hall Space: 6016, 6018

Richland Centennial Hall Space: 6000

Rain Ranchers Court of Honor Space: 347, 348

Riderless Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 6026

Rainforest Partnership Centennial Hall Space: 5520

River Ranch Educational Charities Centennial Hall Space: 5607

Rainforest Trust Centennial Hall Space: 5522

Rocky Mountain Institute Automobile Building Space: 2502

RBC Roofing Grand Place Space: 7012

Rodan & Fields Grand Place Space: 7235

Real Time Pain Relief Tower Building Space: 4331, 4333 Recreational Resort Cottages Automobile Building Lot Space: 574, 575, 576, 577

Roma Boots Grand Place Space: 7227 Rooster Hardware The Lagoon Space: 735

Reecii Grand Place Space: 7119

Roots on Tap Tower Building Space: 4009

Rehrig Pacific Company Automobile Building Space: 3109

Rosies Work Wear Grand Place Space: 7305

Renew Merchandise Grand Place Space: 7215

Rotary Club of Fair Park Court of Honor Space: 451

Renewal by Andersen Grand Place Space: 7001, 7003, 7100, 7102

Round Rock Honey The Lagoon Space: 715

Rent-A-Chicken Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 343

Rowdy Girl Sanctuary The Lagoon Space: 807

Pureous Products Automobile Building Space: 7024

Republican Party of Texas Centennial Hall Space: 6020

Rustic Sparrow,The The Lagoon Space: 906

QCoefficient Centennial Hall Space: 5007

RETREET Automobile Building Space: 2202

Sabin Metal Corporation Automobile Building Space: 3003

EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL Safari Ltd. Food & Fiber Building Space: 9400, 9402

Shockwave Motors Inc. Big Tex Circle Space: 773, 774

Socklings The Lagoon Space: 915

Salvation Army- ARC Automobile Building Space: 2604, 3005

Shower Stream Centennial Hall Space: 5110

Softub Grand Place Space: 7020, 7022

Samson’s Gourmet Hot Dogs Court of Honor Lot Space: 140

Simon Grey Designs The Lagoon Space: 911, 912

Solar Business Festival Automobile Building Space: 1200

Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Tower Building Space: 4118, 4120, 4122, 4124

Simplify Solar Centennial Hall Space: 5111

Solar Car Challenge Court of Honor Lot Space: 142

Simplo Centennial Hall Space: 5116

Solar City Automobile Building Space: 1303

Simply Serenity Tiny House Villages

Solar City Court of Honor Space:461

Saros Centennial Hall Space: 5005 Save Our Springs Alliance Centennial Hall Space: 5819 Savor Food Garden Court of Honor Space: 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407 DART Entrance Space: 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197 Savory Institute Tower Building Space: 4309, 43011, 4313, 4315, 4317 Sawatch Group Centennial Hall Space: 5225 Schneider Electric Automobile Building Space: 1509

Sisu Tiny House Villages SkyCool Systems Centennial Hall Space: 5164 Skyven Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 5210 Sloan Automobile Building Space: 1710 Small Dwelling Company Automobile Building Lot Space: 502, 503, 504, 505 Smarter Sorting Centennial Hall Space: 5120

School of Life Tiny House Villages

SmartFlower North America Big Tex Circle Space: 592

School of Permaculture Tower Building Space: 4221

Smithsonian Institution Centennial Hall Space: 5012, 5014, 5016, 5018

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Centennial Hall Space: 5412

SnapPower Automobile Building Space: 1301

Solar City Automobile Building Space:2517 Solar Rollers Court of Honor Lot Space: 144 Solar Via Centennial Hall Space: 5328 SOLARTIME USA Automobile Building Space: 1311 Soulgood Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 795 Southern Methodist University – Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity The Lagoon Space: 723, 724

State Farm Insurance Automobile Building Space: 2229 Embarcadero State of Texas Alliance for Recycling (STAR) Automobile Building Space: 3332

Tarleton State University – Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research Centennial Hall Space: 6007, 6005

Statewide Grand Place Space: 7007, 7009

Tarrant County College District Grand Place Space: 7015

Student Conservation Association Centennial Hall Space: 5313

Tower Building Space: 4005

Sun Buckets Centennial Hall Space: 5326 Sun Oven Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 213 Sunfinity Solar Automobile Building Space: 341, 342 Sunshine Biofuels Court of Honor Space: 441, 443, 445 Superfood Village Tower Building Space: 4314 Surfrider Foundation Centennial Hall Space: 5420, 5422 Susan Pahnke Tiny House Villages Susan’s Soaps & More Grand Place Space: 7220

Southwest Dairy Farmers Big Tex Circle Space: 675, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680

Sustainable Turnkey Solutions Automobile Building Space: 1223

Southwestern University Centennial Hall Space: 5936

Swiss the Greener Dry Cleaners Grand Place Space: 7004

Sprinkl Centennial Hall Space: 5112

Switched Source Centennial Hall Space: 5107

SeneGence Grand Place Space: 7231

Snowie Naturals Cotton Bowl Plaza / Court of Honor Lot Space: 512, 513, 514

Share International / Dallas Centennial Hall Space: 6024

Society for Ecological Restoration Centennial Hall Space: 5818

Sprouts Farmers Market Court of Honor Space: 450

Tahami by Nature Tower Building Space: 4116

Shell Oil Automobile Building Space: 1413, 1415

Sockling The Lagoon Space: 915

Staples Automobile Building Space: 2228, 2230, 2311, 2313

Takeaway Tee Foundation Food & Fiber Building Space: 121

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Tarleton State University Centennial Hall Space: 6005, 6007

Food & Fiber Building Space: 9230 Taste of Mardi Gras Foods The Lagoon Space: 712 Tasty Clean Food & Fiber Building Space: 9320 Tech EdVentures Food & Fiber Building Space: 9314 Tecnotiferet Centennial Hall Space: 5122 Telensa Automobile Building Space: 1518, 1520 Terraform Tiny House Tiny House Villages TerraPass Automobile Building Space: 1309 Tesla Big Tex Circle Space: 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585 Tessa Bunnies Food & Fiber Building Space: 9300 Tetra Pak Multiple Locations Space: 6031, 5521, 1117, 3206, 7241, 9211, 877 Texans for Clean Water Centennial Hall Space: 5034, 5036 Texas A&M – Texas Transportation Institute Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 676

Texas A&M AgriLife – Blackland Research & Extension Center Centennial Hall Space: 5952, 5954

Texas Central Railway Automobile Building Space: 2161

Texas Native Cats Centennial Hall Space: 5618

Tommye Dell Salad Dressing Tower Building Space: 4114

Trinity River Authority of Texas Automobile Building Space: 2156, 2158

Texas Chapter of the Explorers Club Centennial Hall Space: 5512

Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association Tower Building Space: 4204

TouchLight Innovations Centennial Hall Space: 5213

Trinity River Vision Authority Automobile Building Space: 2160

Texas A&M AgriLife – Extension Service – Agriculture Tower Building Space: 4400, 4402, 4404, 4406

Texas Christian University – Institute for Environmental Studies Centennial Hall Space: 5919, 5921

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Big Tex Circle Space: 667, 668, 669, 670

Toyota Connected Embarcadero Space: Embarcadero

Trinity Strand Trail Automobile Building Space: 1903

Toyota Motor North America Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 788, 789

Trinity Waters Automobile Building Space: 1907

Texas A&M AgriLife – Wildlife & Fisheries – College Station Automobile Building Space: 3011, 3013

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Automobile Building Space: 2603

Toysmith Food & Fiber Building Space: 9401, 9403

Trophy Nissan Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 777, 778

Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art Automobile Building Space: 1816, 1818

Trust for Public Land Automobile Building Space: 19012, 1914, 1916, 2007, 2009, 2011

Trammell Crow Residential Automobile Building Space: 1708, 1709

Tumbleweed TexStyles The Lagoon Space: 713

Transamerica Embarcadero

Turner Endangered Species Fund (TESF) Centennial Hall Space: 5515, 5517, 5519

Texas A&M AgriLife – Dallas Research & Extension Center Court of Honor Space: 475

Texas A&M University – College of Architecture Automobile Building Lot Space: 539, 541, 543

Texas Conservation Alliance Centennial Hall / Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 859, 5714, 5716, 5718

Automobile Building Space: 3310, 3312

Texas Department of Agriculture Tower Building Space: 4011, 4013

Texas A&M University – Environmental Grand Challenge Automobile Building Space: 3306, 3308

Texas Department of Transportation Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 852

Texas A&M University – Office of the Provost2 Automobile Building Space: 3302 , 3304

Texas Farm Bureau Tower Building Space: 4100, 4101, 4102, 4103, 4104, 4105, 4106, 4107, 4108, 4109, 4110, 4111, 4113

Texas A&M University – Office of the Vice President for Research Automobile Building Space: 3300 Texas A&M University – School of Public Health Automobile Building Space: 2612, 3013 Texas A&M University at Commerce Automobile Building Space: 2610, 3011 Texas Agrability Centennial Hall Space: 6128 Texas Apiary Inspection Service Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 845 Texas Asphalt Pavement Association Automobile Building Space: 2207 Texas Campaign for the Environment Centennial Hall Space: 5824

Texas General Land Office Automobile Building Space: 2605 Texas Golf Assocation DART Entrance Space: 124, 125 Texas Green Plumbing Grand Place Space: 7204 Texas Heritage Protection Centennial Hall Space: 6104 Texas Historic Tree Coalition Automobile Building Space: 1821 Texas HoneyBee Guild Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 844 Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association Automobile Building Space: 1411 Texas Irrigation Association Automobile Building Space: 2419

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 854 Texas Pollinator PowWow Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 848 Texas Recumbent Riders Automobile Building Space: 2205 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board Centennial Hall Space: 5813 Texas Toffee Tower Building Space: 4004 Texas Toffee Queen Tower Building Space: 4121 Texas Trees Foundation Automobile Building Space: 1909, 1911, 1913 Thanks-Giving Square Automobile Building Space: 1808 Thermolift, Inc. Centennial Hall Space: 5221

TrashBusters Automobile Building Space: 3106 Tredagain Grand Place Space: 7200, 7202 Tree Climbers International Court of Honor Space: 482 TreeDiaper Grand Place Space: 7026 TreeHouse Grand Place Space: 7201, 7203, 7300, 7302

TXU Energy Automobile Building Esplanade Space: 375, 376 UCAR Centre for Science Education Court of Honor Space: 476 U.S. Air Force Centennial Hall Esplanade Space: 230, 231, 232, 233, 234 U.S. Army – Fort Hood Environmental Centennial Hall Space: 6028, 6030, 6032, 6034, 6036, 6038, 6040, 6042, 6044, 6046

This Little Home of Mine Tiny House Villages

Tribal Tower Building Space: 4212, 4214

Thoughtful Hands Automobile Building Lot Space: 534, 536, 538

Tribe Alive The Lagoon Space: 904

Thrive Life Tower Building Space: 4012, 4014

Tribe Alive The Lagoon Space: 904

Thunderbird Food Bars Tower Building Space: 4125

TriEagle Energy Automobile Building Space: 1308

Tiny Collection Grand Place Space: 7225

Trinity Environmental Academy Food & Fiber Building Space: 9010, 9012

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Centennial Hall / Big Tex Circle / Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 855, 5606, 5608

Tiny House Outlet Automobile Building Lot Space: 567, 568, 569, 570

Trinity Nature Conservancy Automobile Building Space: 1905

U.S. Green Building Council Texas Automobile Building Space: 1702, 1704, 1706, 1708

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Automobile Building Space: 2119, 2121 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Court of Honor Space: 431, 433, 435, 437 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Big Tex Circle Space: 662, 663, 664, 665, 666

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EXHIBITORS: ALPHABETICAL U.S. Navy Centennial Hall Space: 6023, 6025, 6027

University of Arkansas Centennial Hall Space: 5944

U.S. Trust Bank Centennial Hall Space: 5205, 5207

University of Colorado at Boulder Centennial Hall Space: 5130

UCross High Plains Stewardship Initiative – Yale Centennial Hall Space: 5904, 5906

University of North Texas – College of Engineering Centennial Hall Space: 5905

UNICOR Automobile Building Space: 1302, 1304, 1306, 1401, 1403, 1405

University of North Texas – College of Visual Arts & Design Centennial Hall Space: 5926, 5928

United Negro College Fund Centennial Hall Space: 5914

University of North Texas – Department of Biological Sciences Centennial Hall Space: 5907

United Parcel Service Big Tex Circle Space: 783, 784, 785, 786, 787 United Parcel Service Automobile Building Space: 2406, 2408 United States Department of Energy Technology to Market Program Centennial Hall Space: 5165 United States Golf Association DART Entrance Space: 130 Universal Windows Direct of Dallas/Fort Worth Grand Place Space: 7019 University Corporation for Atmospheric Research – Center for Science Education Court of Honor Space: 476

University of North Texas – Office of Outreach Centennial Hall Space: 5909 University of North Texas System Centennial Hall Space: 5930, 5932 University of Southern Mississippi – Office of Technology Development Centennial Hall Space: 5911 University of Texas at Arlington – C.L.E.A.R Automobile Building Space: 1410, 1412 University of Texas at Arlington – CAPPA Automobile Building Lot Space: 547, 549, 551 Centennial Hall Space: 5938, 5940

University of Alabama – Tide for Tusks Centennial Hall Space: 5614

University of Texas at Arlington – College of Business, Department of Marketing Automobile Building Space: 3308

University of Arizona – Wildcat Formula Racing Cotton Bowl Plaza Space: 775, 776

University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Biology Centennial Hall Space: 5942

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University of Texas at Arlington – Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies Automobile Building Space: 1408 University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Computer Science and Engineering Embarcadero University of Texas at Austin – Bureau of Economic Geology Automobile Building Space: 1502 University of Texas at Austin – Environmental Science Institute Centennial Hall Space: 6001 University of Texas at Austin – Office of Sustainability Centennial Hall Space: 6003 University of Texas at Dallas – GASP Centennial Hall Space: 5922 University of Texas at Dallas – Geoclub Centennial Hall Space: 5924 Urban Chicken Tower Building Space: 4210 Urban Land Institute North Texas Automobile Building Space: 1802, 1804 Ursuline Academy of Dallas Food & Fiber Building Space: 9318 US Navy Recruiting Company Centennial Hall Space: 6025, 6027 US Patent and Trademark Office Centennial Hall Space: 5163 USDA Farm Service Agency Tower Building Space: 4211, 4213 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Automobile Building Space: 2515

USDA-NRCS Fort Worth Federal Center Texas Discovery Gardens North Space: 875, 876 Valerie Morgan Designs The Lagoon Space: 907 Vegan Noms Tower Building Space: 4227 Vera Struck Tiny House Villages Vesacor Automobile Building Space: 1701 Veterans Community Project Automobile Building Lot Space: 542, 544, 546 Centennial Hall Space: 6303 Veterans of Foreign Wars Centennial Hall Space: 6037 Veterans Outdoor World Centennial Hall Space: 6033 Vibe The Lagoon Space: 914 Visions Paints Automobile Building Space: 3102

WE.org Food & Fiber Building Space: 9322 Wealdstone Construction Grand Place Space: 7113, 7115 Wells Fargo Centennial Hall Space: 5215 Whittle Wagon Tiny House Villages Wildlife Protection Solutions Centennial Hall Space: 5621 Window to the Wild Inc. Centennial Hall Space: 5611, 5613 Wings of Love Bird Haven Centennial Hall Space: 5609 World Oceans Day – The Ocean Project Centennial Hall Space: 5415 Wright Grid Centennial Hall Space: 5109 Xyber Technologies Centennial Hall Space: 5160

Visit Dallas The Lagoon Space: 1, 2

Yale University – School of Forestry & Environmental Studies Centennial Hall Space: 5904, 5906

Warrior Spirit Project Centennial Hall Space: 6124

YiaYia’s Greek Bakery The Lagoon Space: 719

Water Lens Centennial Hall Space: 5104

Yotta Solar Centennial Hall Space: 5206

Water4 Inc. Centennial Hall Space: 5108

Yotta Solar Centennial Hall Space: 5206

Waterkeeper Alliance Centennial Hall Space: 5024

You Fit Court of Honor Space: 442, 444, 446, 448

Watertech Centennial Hall Space: 5100

Young Living Grand Place Space: 7013, 7210

Wayne’s Popcorn The Lagoon Space: 800

Zaachila Artisan Products Grand Place Space: 7224

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