2. DU students
Megan Marshall
and Mariah Shell
founded the DU
Earth Day Summit.

3. Stu Galvis‐‐founder
of Boulder Green Proper>es
and cer>fied speaker for the
Climate Project–
opened the summit.

4. The summit was also carbon balanced through
renewable energy provided by EarthEra. 100 percent
of EarthEra’s funds go toward the construc=on of
addi=onal wind and solar facili=es.
Above: DU Campus

6.
Make Earth Day
everyday!

7. Colorado photographer
John Fielder spoke on
the rela6onship of
ecology and economy,
and encouraged poli6cal
engagement alongside
environmental
advocacy.

8. A discussion panel included Brianna Borin from Snooze AM
Eatery, Jonny 5 from Flobots, and Shannon Spurlock‐‐the
Community IniBaBves Coordinator for Denver Urban
Gardens.

10. The DU Earth Day Summit
was zero‐waste: the food was
composted and all the dishes
and linens were reusable.

11. The Summit gave a@endees a sustainable goodie‐bag, which
included a bandana printed with goals for DU NO IMPACT
WEEK, which is only one iniKaKve as part of their month long
celebraKon of Earth month.