Students, teachers, and environmental enthusiasts alike have been aware of the significance of Earth Day long before its arrival. Many students and teachers talk about Earth Day the entire month of April. They read books about the environment and make plans for ways they can contribute to the overall well-being of the planet. Environmental enthusiasts usually live their life for doing these things as well, ensuring that future generations are able to enjoy our Earth the same way we do today.  Earth Day is celebrated by many, but our hope is that even more people will be eager to celebrate it.

Many associate the Everglades with South Florida, where the slow-moving “river of grass” flows into the ocean. But Central Florida is also a vital part of the Everglades, which spans far beyond the 1.5 million-acre national park near Miami. It’s actually a vast ecosystem encompassing millions of acres of undeveloped land between Central Florida and South Florida, including Lake Okeechobee and the Kissimmee River Valley. It’s the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S. and tourists from around the country and around the world are drawn to this natural wonder and its diverse plant and animal.

Orlando has several different tourism attractions for those who travel extensive distances. You can go to Disney World, or if you’re not interested in waiting in long lines and dealing with crowds, visit Wild Florida for airboat rides fl and a wildlife experience. There are plenty of other attractions to experience in Central Florida as well.

August 12, 2013 – Orlando, Florida – Wild Florida Airboats, an airboat ride and eco tour company in Orlando, Florida, was excited to host celebrities and their friends & family for the Hearts of Reality Weekend.