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A day hasn't gone by this week that I haven't seen a #Monarch in the 'hood! A #Butterflyway can happen with the right habitat anywhere, and it is easy to do! Please help the tiny creatures!Ā See https://davidsuzuki.org/take-action/act-locally/butterflyway/ for ideas.
Watching them lay eggs metres from Yonge St in Toronto with a pack of kids on Wed was great!
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Rain Garden Crawl, 2018 Fans of nature's assets will get a look up close at Toronto's east-end stewardship. 5 organizations each have a destination along this dynamic rain garden tour with 20-minute mini-workshops on sustainable-living best practices: soil remediation, energy retrofitting, tree planting, permaculture food, and green roof benefits. The Saturday, May 19/ 18, 9AM to 11AM "Crawl" moves at an easy-going pace with time for questions, swigs from water bottles, and pauses to soak up the green. Be sure to make it to this FREE event in conjunction with Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, Green Infrastructure Week. NOTE: Crawl departs from the NW corner park area of Michael Garron Hospital (825 Coxwell Ave at Mortimer Ave) at 9AM sharp Workshop sponsors: Garden@Kimbourne Garden@Kimbourne is a volunteer-driven project that uses permaculture principles to grow food and community in Torontoās east end. Our harvest is shared between those who grow it and local food banks. Regular workshops and community gatherings make this small corner greener, friendlier, and filled with good things. https://www.facebook.com/GardenKimbourne/ Native Plants of Claremont A nursery devoted to the increased awareness and restoration of Ontario's native plants and their habitats, family and friends share the love of Ontario's natural areas and native flora with native plant gardeners across the Greater Toronto Area. http://www.nativeplants.ca/ Riverdale Hub This east-end social enterprise houses the Social Gardener Cafe, Riverdale Gallery, work spaces, event venues and a green roof topped with solar panels and garden beds. Established in 1982 as the Riverdale Immigrant Womenās Centre, this non-profit organization is a Little India dynamo. https://www.riverdalehub.ca/ S.TO Deploying both passive and active design strategies so that sustainable buildings perform at optimum levels, Leslievilleās S.TO is at the forefront of modern architecture in which open-concept ensures healthy spaces to work and live. Employing a team with local and international experience to achieve construction solutions that are simple, sensitive and sustainable means maximizing natural light and ventilation, highly-insulated and airtight enclosures, and solar-ready roofs. https://www.sustainable.to/ TreeMobile TreeMobile is a volunteer organization that is funded by sales of fruit trees and plants online at great prices. On Planting Day in early spring, TreeMobiles, full of plants and cheerful helpers, fan out over Toronto, Guelph, Richmond Hill, and Cambridge. Profits from sales enable TreeMobile to help urban orchards and community gardens grow their own local food. http://www.transitiontreemobile.org/
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Bring home the birds, bees & butterflies! Watch a red-eyed vireo feed caterpillars to her chicks, a bumblebee collect pollen, and a swallowtail butterfly emerge from its chrysalis ā all in your backyard! Learn how to create a beautiful biodiverse garden through careful plant choice, design and maintenance.
High Park Nature Centre is hosting Colleen Cirillo on May 9th in the evening for a great looking workshop to help bring nature home.
Help me generate a big buzz about Ontarioās pollinators!
I just submitted comments to the Ontario government about their lacklustre plan to save bees, butterflies and other pollinators and I was hoping youād join the campaign. As you probably know, we need pollinators like honeybees, wild bees and butterflies to ensure our crops and plants produce fruit, nuts, seeds and berries. But these essential insects are facing serious challenges, from pesticides and disease to severe weather and loss of natural habitat. The Ontario government developed a draft Pollinator Health Action Plan and is asking for the public to provide comments. The draft plan contains some good ideas but it sadly lacks the inspiring targets and urgent actions the situation demands āā and our precious pollinators deserve! Please take a couple of minutes and join me in encouraging the Ontario government to take the bold steps necessary to bring back the bees and butterflies.
Please join me and speak up for pollinators now. Closing date to comment is Monday, March 7, 2016. Thank you! Sign here: http://action2.davidsuzuki.org/protect-ontarios-pollinators Survey @ https://www.ontario.ca/page/pollinator-health
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We had a snowman itch, but not where near enough snow.Ā We did have an āextreme cold warningā though so out we went and did a different type of craft in the yard: āInvisible Snowpeopleā?Ā
How cool is that?
Summary video of our Ranger Training from a couple of months ago.Ā Iām honored to get the āfinal wordā.Ā Ā
"Nervous about nature? Just get out there: feel it, touch it, it'll open up whole new worlds to you just outside your door."
Ranger Chris of the Homegrown National Park led a Janeās Walk in the park today.Ā At the conclusion, everyone (who wasnāt already barefoot) shed their shoes and did some Barefoot Breathing to inaugurate day 1 of the 30x30 Nature Challenge.
