This year, to observe Earth Day, Fermilab will host multiple virtual events over the course of the week beginning April 18.
Bridget Iverson
Catherine Clarkin, from the Office of Education and Public Engagement, presents “Your Invisible Footprint: What Steps Can You Take?” to classrooms and other participants on Earth Day 2021.
In response to a call for photos of Fermilab employees honoring Earth Day at Home, staff submitted these pictures.
Happy Earth Day! Today marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Here we flash back to Fermilab’s 2019 Earth Day Fair.
This Wednesday, April 22, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Although we are unable to celebrate together right now, there are many ways that we can all celebrate Earth Day from our homes. Read on to learn how.
Bison graze on a rainy day, Jan. 10.
This serene scene followed the November 2018 blizzard.
We present two sun scenes to brighten your screen.
Fermilab’s Earth Day Fair was a big success. Thanks to the day’s earlier big event, DASTOW, we had some welcome extra company: kids! Employees and their children got to visit our booths, check out the electric vehicles on display in the Wilson Hall driveway, and say hello to some reptilian wildlife.
Hawks seen near Eola find a leafy perch or a convenient road sign on which to rest.