Earth Day is a worldwide reminder to protect and preserve our planet. At Wakulla Springs, this message hits home deeply. Located within one of the largest and most pristine freshwater springs in the U.S., Wakulla Springs is a sanctuary for wildlife and a place where humans can reconnect with nature.
With Earth Day 2025 approaching, we are doubling down on our commitment to sustainability. By harmonizing hospitality with conservation, we’re taking actionable steps to protect the springs and the breathtaking landscapes that surround our lodge, ensuring that they can be enjoyed by generations to come.
At Wakulla Springs, sustainability takes center stage, and 2025 promises to set new benchmarks for eco-friendly practices. Here’s what we’re doing in honor of Earth Day 2025 and beyond:
By 2025, Wakulla Springs aims to completely overhaul our operations to align with sustainable and zero-waste principles.
Earth Day isn’t just about large-scale initiatives; everyone can contribute in meaningful ways. Here are some easy steps you can take to support Earth Day 2025, whether at Wakulla Springs or in your community.
At Wakulla Springs, every day feels like Earth Day. From lush landscapes to crystal-clear springs, nature’s serenity thrives here, and we’re determined to keep it that way. We invite you to join us in honoring Earth Day 2025 by taking part in our eco-conscious initiatives.
Explore the lodge’s history, take a boat tour down the Wakulla River, or simply savor the breathtaking scenery of Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park. And while you’re here, take pride in knowing your visit supports sustainable values.
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