Environmental Fun Fair

Event Passport

Visit different exhibitors and collect stamps to win prizes. The more exhibitors you visit the more entries you receive to win environmentally themed prizes!

Exhibitors

All Energy Solar
Anoka County 4-H
Anoka County Commute Solutions
Anoka County Recycling & Resource Solutions
Bee Squad/Pollinator Ambassadors
Birch Tree Care
Bluebird Program of Minnesota
Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve
CenterPoint Energy
City of Fridley Street Sweeper
Coon Creek Watershed District
Fridley Recreation
Friends of the Boundary Waters
Friends of the BWCA
Geological Society of Minnesota (GSM)
Great River Greening
Great River Greening
International Wolf Center
MAISRC (Phelps/Smanski Lab)
Metropolitan Mosquito Control District
Minnesota Mycological Society
Minnesota Student Network for Amphibian Pathogen Surveillance (MN SNAPS)
Mississippi Watershed Management Organization
MN Herpetological Society
MN Toy Library
MOU
Republic Services
University of Minnesota Turfgrass Science
We All Need Food and Water
Window Nation

Help Stock the Pop‐Up Community Toy Store - Accepting Donations Beginning April 1!

 Swap out your gently‐used, under‐utilized toys this year. Help us promote reuse in our community by dropping of your lightly loved children’s toys, puzzles, games, books and art supplies to be redistributed during the PopUp Community Toy Store at the Environmental Fun Fair. We will be collecting toys in the lobbies of Fridley City Hall and Springbrook Nature Center during business hours from April 1‐April 30.

Donated toys will be available for free at the Environmental Fun Fair on May 2 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Donation Requirements

Please: 

• Ensure all items are clean and in  good condition. 
• No broken, ripped, damaged or recalled toys. 
• No Items with missing or broken pieces.
• No Clothing or stuffed animals. 
• Include working batteries for all electronic items.

With hooked beaks, excellent eyesight, sharp talons, and strong legs and feet, raptors rule the sky. Meet some of Minnesota’s most amazing birds of prey during a Wildlife Science Center presentation including a live hawk, owl, and falcon. Learn about the amazing adaptations Minnesota’s raptors rely on to find prey, hide, defend territory, and take care of their young. Touch the collection of raptor and other wildlife artifacts to find out firsthand why birds can fly and we cannot.