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The Procession of the Species Celebration is an annual, community arts-based Earth Day celebration in Olympia, Washington. It is the largest annual Earth Day celebration in the Puget Sound area and Cascadia bioregion. The procession features a parade of [[costumed individuals and groups, non-motorized floats, and puppets with animal and element themes. Procession rules do not allow live pets, motorized vehicles, candy, or words. The procession began in 1995, operates without government support, and has earned national recognition.