From burmese pythons slithering across a table in the Biodiversity Education Center to breaking up soil to plant flower buds in the Coppell Nature Park, there was an activity for just about anyone interested in the preservation of the Earth, starting locally. On April 26, the Biodiversity Education Center held its annual Earthfest, which included organizations from Coppell High School and local vendors and businesses.
Watch as The Sidekick CHS9 editor Anvita Bondada as she interviews Earthfest attendees and organizers on their connection to the event and what Earth Day and sustainability mean to them.
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