Good morning, Jupiter.

Lion Country Safari's cub sisters Adari and Zarina turned one on Tuesday at the Palm Beach County drive-through park ahead of Earth Day.

Their celebration featured special enrichment and treats that reflect the park's focus on conservation + education.

Jupiter High students launched a petition for higher teacher pay that has gained over 1,000+ signatures as teachers finished contract negotiations and the school district plans a vote on a new raise proposal on May 6.

Students intend to attend the meeting in support of their educators.

The Audubon Everglades works daily to protect Florida Scrub Jays by hosting birding & trivia events and calling local officials for support.

The group is focused on preserving the birds’ natural home at Jonathan Dickinson State Park as development continues to shrink their scrub habitat.

A developer dropped the Costco-anchored Ag Reserve plan and now proposes 259 housing units on 32 acres (25% reserved for worker housing).

A review hearing is set for Apr. 29.

The U.S. Open Polo Championship is scheduled for this Sunday at the U.S. National Polo Center in Wellington; according to the president and CEO of U.S. Polo ASSN./USPA Global, the sold-out event+ESPN broadcast is set to attract top players+fans.

Yoga in the Wild

9-10 AM — Busch Wildlife Sanctuary — $20 — Center your mind and body surrounded by the sounds of nature.

Fire in the Sky Paint Night

7-9 p.m. — Civil Society Brewing Co. — All materials included — Unleash your creativity and enjoy a vibrant sunset painting session with friends.

Immersive Sound Bath & Meditation

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Village Yoga — Free RSVP — Experience a relaxing sound journey designed to soothe the nervous system and promote inner peace.

First Generation Band Live

5-7:30 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience an electrifying evening with dynamic rock performances and crowd-pleasing interactions.