Houstonians will have the opportunity to learn about the diversity of birds in the region and what can be done to make the city healthier for birds and humans to coexist. Everyone is invited to take the Lights Out Texas Pledge .

More than 40 exhibitors wil l be on hand including large scale bird images and information created by UHD students under the direction of Professor Natacha Poggio. Activities include live bird demonstrations from Last Chance Forever and Wildlife Center of Texas, Native American bird - inspired dances from Houston Aztec Dance and children’s activities, games, and crafts.

Houston Artist Reginald C. Adams will debut a new labyrinth available for public use during park hours until June 30. Adams will be present to help volunteers complete the design, lead meditational walks, sound baths, and speak about the spiritual practice at the Green Mountain Energy Earth Day event.

More information on the labyrinth and how you can help put it together at www.discoverygreen.com/labryrinth

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