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Support sustainable kratom cultivation by implementing community-based harvesting programs, enhancing environmental stewardship, and encouraging local involvement. Develop ethical sourcing networks that prioritize sustainability and the fair treatment of workers while maintaining the ecological balance. Empower communities through education and access to resources for sustainable practices, strengthening ecosystem resilience and social stability. Innovate using technology to monitor harvest patterns and improve efficiency, ensuring these practices benefit both the environment and local livelihoods. Explore responsible purchasing options, …

Embrace sustainable choices by opting for eco-friendly cannabis products that meet both consumer demand and environmental needs. Prioritize products made from organically grown strains to reduce chemical usage. Explore innovative options like d10 gummies for a responsible consumption experience. Choose packaging that’s biodegradable or recyclable to minimize waste, promoting a circular economy. Seek out brands that use renewable energy sources and sustainable farming practices, ensuring a positive environmental footprint. Purchase from companies that actively support …

Keeping our city, Toronto, clean is essential for many reasons. A clean city not only looks beautiful but also helps maintain a healthy environment. When we keep our surroundings clean, we reduce the risk of diseases, protect wildlife, and ensure a pleasant place for everyone to live. It’s important for us, as residents, to take responsibility for our city and take small steps every day to make a big difference. One way to instill these values in students is through classroom review games for high school. These games can make learning about …

Join us for upcoming tree planting and stewardship events in Toronto! These events offer opportunities for hands-on involvement in enhancing our urban green spaces and contributing to the city’s tree canopy.

Upcoming Events

Community Tree Planting Day

Date: Saturday, March 15th

Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00

PM Location: High Park

Description: Join us for a community tree planting event in the picturesque surroundings of High Park.

Volunteers …

This program aids in diminishing the volume of reusable or recyclable waste destined for landfills and facilitates the safe disposal of household hazardous waste.

Items for Pickup and Drop-Off

We pick-up 2 bagged compost for every household for free until our supplies last. For purchasing, we offer containers for organics if you’re interested. As per drop off, we do electronic waste and household hazardous waste, for up to 50 kilograms or 50 liters in total.

If you want to donate, we accept these:

Accessories, clothing, footwear, linens, etc…

A heartfelt thank you extends to all the residents, businesses, schools, and dedicated volunteers who united with us  in this community clean-up drive.

Over the course of this impactful event, spanning Friday through Sunday, more than 1,000 cleanups unfolded throughout the city. A remarkable turnout of over 70,000 volunteers generously contributed their time and efforts to tackle litter across Toronto’s parks, beaches, and various public spaces.

As we cherish the collective achievements of this event, let’s uphold the spirit of civic responsibility beyond these dates. Whenever you encounter litter, …

Toronto has a profound affinity for cuisine, and it’s not unexpected given our proximity to some of Canada’s most fertile agricultural regions. Our city takes pride in its culinary diversity, considering it one of our paramount strengths.

However, amidst a constantly expanding array of culinary options, the environmental repercussions of our culinary passion are substantial and on the rise. To sustain Toronto’s progress in sustainability, enhance economic prosperity, and bolster food security, it’s imperative that we reassess our connection with food in this ever-evolving era of choices.

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Transportation stands as the second-largest contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Toronto, comprising 33 percent of the total emissions. The usage of fossil fuels to power cars, trucks, ships, trains, and planes leads to GHG emissions. A significant portion (70 percent) of transportation emissions originates from personal vehicles such as cars, vans, SUVs, and light trucks utilized by individuals or households.

To align with our 2030 reduction targets and ultimately attain net-zero status by 2040, it is imperative to minimize vehicular trips by transitioning to walking, cycling, or using public transit. Simultaneously…

Did you know that Toronto is home to over 360 species of bees? If you want to know more about helping them and their other pollinator friends, you can learn more about how to naturally support them in sustainable ways here.

Upcoming Events

The Star of Pollination, Soil Health, and More – All You Need to Know About Beetles – Jan, 2024

How to Design Your Every Own Pollinator Garden – March, 2024

Let Native Plants Dominate Your Lawn Instead – March, 2024

Get to Know the Bumble Bee Queen – March, 2024…

Now is the opportune moment to enhance your home’s energy efficiency, thanks to accessible simple solutions, low-interest loans, and substantial rebates amounting to thousands of dollars. The provided table outlines incentives offered by the City of Toronto and utility companies, encompassing programs tailored for low-income households.

These are the available investives for homeowners who decide to make their homes green.

Air Sealing

Incentives: up to $1,300

Requirements: Homeowners in Toronto undertaking both pre- and post-Home Energy …