EarthWin

11/01/2025

The Oregon festival's sustainability program has helped plant hundreds of trees and protect thousands of acres of rainforest. Get the details.

10/23/2025

Earthwin.org and Green Disco ensure that the Cascade Equinox Festival also meant regeneration.
“Seemingly small initiatives can make a big impact when it comes to making festivals greener — a point Oregon’s Cascade Equinox Festival is demonstrating with its ongoing sustainability program.”

Since Cascade Equinox’s 2023 debut, we have helped the festival:
1,665 acres of Amazon Rainforest Protected through our sister company Savimbo working with the Cofán Indigenous Community in Chandia Na'en, Ecuador.

601 trees planted locally in the Willamette National Forest.

Music Festivals can make a positive impact on the planet.
Thank you Billboard for shining a light on our efforts!

A heartfelt thank you to our partners at Savimbo and to Josh Pollack for driving this shared vision forward.

Read the full article here: https://www.billboard.com/pro/oregon-cascade-equinox-festival-sustainability-program-tree/

The Oregon festival's sustainability program has helped plant hundreds of trees and protect thousands of acres of rainforest. Get the details.

04/09/2025

Happy International Unicorn Day! 🦄✨Today, we celebrate the magic, wonder, and hope that unicorns represent. These mythical beings remind us that imagination has no limits—and neither do we.

Unicorns symbolize purity, possibility, and joy. As we honor their magic, let’s also tap into our own: dream boldly, lead with kindness, and protect the beauty of our world.

Let’s be the unicorns—spreading light, compassion, and a touch of sparkle wherever we go.

04/04/2025

Experience the Plastic-Free Future Project Today! 🌊♻️ We are proud to fuel youth leadership through art and environmental action! 💪✨
In collaboration with Bend-La Pine Schools, Deschutes County, Deschutes County Solid Waste, and community leaders, we’re bringing you The Plastic-Free Future Project—a powerful community education initiative to reduce single-use plastics, particularly plastic water bottles.

Five incredible school art installations will be on display to inspire change and help Deschutes County Solid Waste achieve its recycling awareness goals. These innovative projects showcase the creativity and commitment of local youth to make a real difference!

📍 Today’s Showcase Details:
🗓️ Friday, April 4 | 🕓 4:00–6:00 PM | 📍 Center Plaza at the First Friday Art Walk in the Old Mill District.

🌍 The displays will remain up all weekend, offering an ongoing opportunity for public engagement and education around waste prevention and the global impact of plastic production.

🗓️ Save the Date: Join us again on Earth Day—April 22 in front of the Deschutes County Library.

Let’s support our youth as they stand against plastic waste and inspire our community to reduce, reuse, and recycle! 🙌🌱