Opening Day — Earth Week Miami
Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA), Dania Beach
Flagship event on Earth Day: panels, exhibitions, product launches and cultural activations under the theme “One Week. One Planet. One Movement.”
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The ECO Channel presentsEarth Week Miami 2027One Week. One Planet. One Movement.
A week of panels, activations, cleanups, tours and celebrations across Miami-Dade and Broward — uniting the worldwide demand for a sustainable future. This year we are honoring Dr. Jane Goodall & Tatiana Schlossberg for outstanding contributions to conservation and environmental work.
WhenApril 2027 · exact dates [__]
WhereMiami-Dade & Broward County, Florida
2027 focusThe Billion Tree Project
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Who we are
The very first “Green TV” channel in the US
Dedicated to the nature economy and sustainable, eco-friendly innovations. Our mission is simple: to spotlight initiatives that are geared to make our planet healthier, safer and more sustainable for all.
Earth Week Miami is The ECO Channel’s annual week of events — it is more than just an event; it’s a movement and a call to action. Don’t just watch history happen, be a part of making it happen.
Earth Week Miami 2027
The Billion Tree Project
Earth Week Miami 2027 unites the worldwide demand for a sustainable future. This year, Earth Week Miami is taking on a “Billion Tree Project”, where we plan to plant 1 billion trees in a single day in April 2027.
1 billionTrees · one day · April 2027
714.7MTrees — Ethiopia, one day (record cited on the current site)
Event schedule
Five days across Miami-Dade and BrowardThe April 22–26, 2026 program, as listed on earthweekmiami.com. The 2027 schedule will replace these cards as events are confirmed.
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2027 program: dates and venues to be announced — [__]. Below is the most recent edition so visitors can see what a week of Earth Week Miami looks like.
Earth ’n Us Farm
Earth ’n Us Farm, 7630 NE 1st Ave, Little Haiti
An immersive evening on a two-acre farm and animal sanctuary: music, dance, Reiki, cocoa ceremony, fire-pit concert, yoga, sound bath and art. Free, no registration.
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Art Deco Sustainability Tour
Wolfsonian Museum, 1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
Walking tour and discussion with Art Deco expert George Neary of Tours “R” Us. Free tour, gratuities welcome.
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Official Celebration at Mango’s
Mango’s South Beach, 900 Ocean Dr
Launch of Runa Ray’s Student Sargassum Project and George Neary’s birthday celebration.
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Amazing Redlands Bus Tour
AGRi Retreat, 16920 SW 172nd Ave, Redlands
A curated, all-inclusive “Adult Field Trip” through the hidden gems of the Redlands with Fertile Earth Worm Farms. Ticketed.
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REEFLINE Scuba Diving & Snorkeling
Miami Beach Marina, 300 Alton Rd
Dive hosted by REEFLINE and Diver’s Paradise, sponsored by the City of Miami Beach, the GMCVB and LGBTQ Tourism, Bibi Art Media and East of Collins Expediting.
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Turtle Fest
Altos Del Mar Park, 241 77th St, Miami Beach
4th Annual Turtle Fest presented by the City of Miami Beach. Free and open to the public, no registration required.
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Turtle Fest Beach Cleanup
Altos Del Mar Park, Miami Beach
Beach cleanup hosted by CleanMiamiBeach.org and presented by the City of Miami Beach.
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The ECO Swap
Normandy Fountain, 7802 Rue Vendome, North Beach
Closing event with Normandy Fountain, The Things Lab, Bibi Art Media and Bit Basel: reuse, recycle, repurpose your pre-loved items.
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Connect and collaborate
Four ways to be part of it
Let’s make history together at Earth Week Miami — where innovation, art, and sustainability unite.
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Attend
Most Miami Beach events are free and open to the public — Turtle Fest, the beach cleanup, Earth ’n Us Farm and the Art Deco tour need no ticket. Some experiences (the Redlands tour, the REEFLINE dive) are ticketed by their hosts.
See the events →2
Volunteer
Help run the week. Last edition’s volunteer shifts covered Turtle Fest and The ECO Swap; sign up and tell us which events you can help with.
Sign up to volunteer →3
Exhibit or sponsor
Put your brand in front of sustainability leaders, clean-tech innovators, policymakers, investors and media — on site and on The ECO Channel’s broadcast platforms.
Packages and tiers →4
Donate
Support the movement directly. [__] — the current site has no donation link; add one here (or remove this card) if Earth Week Miami accepts donations.
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Sponsorship
Put your brand in the global spotlightBroward County sponsor tiers (April 22nd–23rd, powered by The ECO Channel), as published on the current pricing page. Miami Beach activation tiers are listed below.
Bronze sponsor$3,000
Brand visibility + media exposure
- Logo placement (website + event materials)
- Dedicated press release
- Email blast inclusion
- Social media promotion (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook)
- Broadcast exposure on The ECO Channel (Amazon Fire TV, Roku TV, Vimeo)
Silver sponsor$7,000
Branding + booth + media coverage
- Includes Bronze benefits, plus:
- Exhibitor booth
- Enhanced logo placement
- On-site media coverage
- Post-event recap feature
Gold sponsor$10,000
Premium branding + stage time + interview
- Includes Silver benefits, plus:
- Premium branding placement
- Stage participation or speaking opportunity
- Exclusive on-camera interview
- Featured broadcast segment
Exhibitor spaces — Broward
6 ft. table + 2 chairs$675
8 ft. table + 2 chairs$875
10 × 10 booth with electricity$1,200
10-minute in-studio televised business presentation$550
Every exhibitor package includes full-access passes to all Earth Week Miami–sponsored events, exposure to sustainability leaders, clean-tech innovators, policymakers, investors and media, on-site visibility, and alignment with a globally distributed environmental media platform. Bundles: Visibility Booster (6 ft. table + televised presentation) $1,225 · Premium Impact (10 × 10 booth + televised presentation) $1,750.
Early Bird — save 15% on any package or bundleValid for purchases made before January 31st.Promo code
EARTHWEEKMiami Beach activations — sponsor tiers
Gold — branding, digital promotion, broadcast, email blast, dedicated press release, social posts, your banners on site$5,000
Silver — branding, digital promotion, email blast, press release, social posts, your banners on site$2,500
Bronze — digital promotion (postcards & banners), social posts, your banners on site$1,000
Local business logos — on marketing & banner materials$250
2027 sponsors & partners
The companies and institutions behind the weekLogos as listed on earthweekmiami.com (Oct 2026). Each one becomes a clickable tile linking to the partner’s site — links [__].
Sponsors & partners
Broadcast & media sponsors
ECO leaders and ambassadors
Our lineup of global change makers continues to grow
Newly confirmed high-level participants, as announced on earthweekmiami.com:
- Ron ChandiramaniGroup President, Al Midas International (UAE)
- Hadi Al AlawiChairman, Al Hayat Group (Kingdom of Bahrain)
- Doug LawrenceVice Chairman of The Climate Group
- David FrederiksCEO of Century Cruise
- H.R.H. Prince Gharios El Chemor
- Steven MeinerMayor of Miami Beach & Official ECO Ambassador
- Matti Herrera BowerFormer Mayor of Miami Beach & Official ECO Ambassador
- Alex FernandezCity Commissioner of Miami Beach & Official ECO Ambassador
- Scott SpiegelFounder of Bit Basel
- Ron MagillZoo Miami
- Sophie RingelFounder of Clean Miami Beach
- Runa RayFashion Environmentalist and Met Gala Designer
- Leandro DiazMiami Beach Junior Ambassador
Ron Magill of Zoo Miami — Earth Week Miami ECO Ambassador.
Highlights
What’s happened at Earth Week Miami
In Miami-Dade
- An Art Deco Sustainability Tour
- A beach cleanup
- A Student Sargassum Project
- Conservation discussions
- Dive With Pride on the REEFLINE
- The Eco Swap: reuse, recycle, repurpose
In Broward
- Conferences & panels
- ECO activations
- Investor pitch competition
- Awards reception
- Sustainable fashion show
- Wellness & fitness sessions
- Boating & paddle competition
- Exhibitor booths
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How you can help
Small choices, big long-term impactPractical guidance for Miami Beach residents and visitors, from the current site.
Water usage
Small choices can make a big long-term impact. Even turning off your faucet while brushing your teeth or taking shorter showers adds up and helps conserve our local environment.
Composting
Residents must follow the city’s fertilizer ordinance, which bans fertilizer use from May 15 to November 1 (the rainy season) to prevent harmful nutrient runoff into Biscayne Bay. Through a partnership with the Surfrider Foundation, the city has supported the installation of 250 backyard composting bins. Residents can pick up free bags of compost at the Miami Beach Compost Hub on 84th Street and Collins Avenue.
Turtle season
From March 1 to October 31, residents must turn off beachfront lights visible from the shore and should not approach nesting turtles. Turtle Fest is an annual educational event in April with beach cleanups and interactive games focused on marine life.
Microplastics
Avoid microplastics. Support Plastic Free MB by visiting businesses certified for reducing single-use plastics.
Be ruff on the Bay
Pick up after your pet. You are legally required to pick up and properly dispose of your pet’s waste on our streets and beaches.
Don’t be trashy
Pack out everything you bring in — food wrappers, fruit peels and any other waste. When visiting Miami Beach parks and beaches, leave no trace: pick up after yourself and respect local wildlife.
Don’t trash our treasure
Our coral reefs are important. Take care of them by picking up after yourself to keep our beaches clean and free of pollution.
Fight the flood
Residential property owners can apply for up to $20,000 in funding through the Private Property Adaptation (PPA) Program for risk assessments and improvements like home elevation, floodproofing and green infrastructure. Program details.
About The ECO Channel
Michel Thomas and The ECO Channel: a catalyst for global change
Owner Michel Thomas originally founded his company in New York City in 1994 as a publishing house with the launch of Accents on Hair Magazine. The organization evolved into VSN Network, partnering with Comcast to produce and distribute original content as part of Comcast’s Spotlight program lineup.
In 2020, The ECO Channel was officially launched as the very first “Green TV” channel in the US dedicated to the nature economy and sustainable, eco-friendly innovations — with a clear and urgent mandate: to inform, educate, and elevate public discourse around the most pressing issues facing our planet.
Today, The ECO Channel produces and distributes documentaries, original television series, and in-depth interviews, reporting from cities and regions around the world — a vital media partner for cities seeking to amplify their sustainability initiatives.
- 1994Founded in New York City as a publishing house (Accents on Hair Magazine)
- VSNBecomes VSN Network, producing content for Comcast’s Spotlight program lineup
- 2020The ECO Channel launches — the first “Green TV” channel in the US
- 2022Receives the Comcast RISE Media Award
- 2026Earth Week Miami: 9 events across Miami-Dade and Broward, April 22–26
- 2027Earth Week Miami 2027 and the Billion Tree Project
Contact & updates
Stay in the loop for 2027
Get the dates, the schedule and volunteer calls as they’re confirmed. For partnerships, DM us your contact info on social media or email us.