Upcoming events.

Vote for Halton Hills' Official Town Bird!
Mar
19
to Apr 29

Vote for Halton Hills' Official Town Bird!

Halton Hills is home to incredible birdlife, and now residents can help select our first-ever official Town Bird!

The Town of Halton Hills, Bird Friendly Halton Hills, and the Halton Hills Public Library are partnering on an exciting opportunity for residents to select a bird that will symbolize our vibrant community, and we want to hear from you!

Choose the bird you believe best represents Halton Hills. The top three bird choices will advance to Round Two.

Round One: Feb. 17 - April 29

  • Vote online at Let’s Talk Halton Hills

  • Vote in person during regular business hours at the Halton Hills Public Library (Acton and Georgetown branches) and the Hillsview Active Living Centres (Acton and Georgetown locations)

Round Two: Aug. 9 - Oct. 11

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The Golden Spike: Crawford Lake from Archaeology to Anthropocene
Apr
15

The Golden Spike: Crawford Lake from Archaeology to Anthropocene

Halton Hills Lecture Series - The Golden Spike: Crawford Lake from Archaeology to Anthropocene

At over 10,000 years old, the lake has unique properties that allow it to preserve a fascinating record of natural and human induced environmental change in its sediment. Conservation, science, and Indigenous knowledge have come together to tell a compelling story of the land and our impact upon it over the past 1000 years. From the discovery of corn pollen that led to reconstruction of a 15th century longhouse village to the designation of the lake as the host of the Golden Spike for the proposed Anthropocene Epoch, this presentation will explore all the secrets of Crawford Lake!

About the Presenter:
Brenna Bartley is the Education & Outreach Manager for Conservation Halton. She has 27 years of experience in the field of outdoor education and is privileged to lead a team of passionate educators helping build ecological literacy across the Halton watershed. Brenna and her team seek to light people up with wonder at the natural world. In her spare time, she enjoys going on long walks with a good camera and recently completed a Master’s degree in Climate Change at the University of Waterloo.

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Earth Day at Willow Park
Apr
19

Earth Day at Willow Park

You're invited to join the community in celebrating Earth Day by appreciating nature at Willow Park Ecology Centre. Give back to our life-sustaining planet through activities such as gardens clean-up, trails renewal and habitat care.
AND this year we'll launch our Spring Plant Swap and new Outdoor "Little Library"! The Seed Library offered by the Halton Hills Public Library will be on-site with a variety of free garden seeds.

Refreshments and gardening gloves provided (or bring your own). Everyone is welcome to join this free event by registering here. You’ll leave feeling connected and grounded! May be used toward student volunteer hours.

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The Issue with Tissue
Apr
22

The Issue with Tissue

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

The Issue with Tissue

The Issue With Tissue is a boreal love story Sold by the First Nations Elders and Leaders of the boreal, leading scientists and activists, The Issue with Tissue creates a kind of talking circle that inspires our storytellers to speak with intimacy and candor about the issues confronting us all, sharing their enlightened, unified vision that the way forward lies in elevating and supporting Indigenous knowledge/stewardship in combination with the ages old wisdom that can be found in the life of these forests and trees.

Doors open at 6:30pm, come early to connect with local eco-groups.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

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Halton Hills’ Bird Vote: Meet the Species in the Running
Apr
23

Halton Hills’ Bird Vote: Meet the Species in the Running

  • Halton Hills Public Library, Studio Room (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us during Earth Week to celebrate the birds in the running to become Halton Hills' official bird!

Local experts will share stories, photos, and insights into each species. Learn what makes these birds unique, their role in the ecosystem, the challenges they face, and why they might be the perfect choice to represent Halton Hills. Connect with fellow bird enthusiasts and cast your vote!

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Hungry Hollow Earth Day Tree Planting
Apr
26

Hungry Hollow Earth Day Tree Planting

Take Climate Action by Planting Trees

Join Credit Valley Conservation and Trees for Halton Hills to help make the Hungry Hollow SNAP neighbourhood more sustainable and ready for a changing climate. This event is part of the Hungry Hollow Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP).

Plant native trees and shrubs in ­­­­­the Hungry Hollow Ravine. Trees help fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide and providing natural cooling on hot summer days. They also create habitat for local wildlife and add beauty to your community.

Location

Meet us at the end of Metcalfe Court. Parking is available on Metcalfe Court. Please pay attention to road signs.

What to Wear

  • For your own safety, wear a hat, long pants, long socks (to tuck your pants into) and closed-toed shoes.

  • This is a rain-or-shine event. Please dress for the weather.

What to Bring

  • Your own reusable water bottle (we have water to refill from).

  • Sunscreen and bug spray.

Additional Information

This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. To stay current on event changes or cancellations, be sure to register to this event. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Call to Artists Coming Soon!
May
10

Call to Artists Coming Soon!

Get ready for the second Art for the Birds Exhibition in October 2026

The call to artists will be announced in early May 2025. Please join our e-newsletter list to be sure to receive the call.

Art for the Birds is a bi-annual show and celebrates our feathered friends who live and migrate through Halton Hills.

Our 2023 call to artists is available here.

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Deep Rising
May
14

Deep Rising

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

Deep Rising

Deep Rising narrated and executive produced by Jason Momoa, takes viewers on an epic journey from the ocean’s depths to the future of sustainable energy. Through awe-inspiring footage of the deep’s most dazzling creatures, this feature-length documentary illuminates the secrets of the deep ocean and how its fate holds the key to our survival.

Doors open at 6:30pm, come early to connect with local eco-groups.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

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Spring Equinox Gathering
Mar
23

Spring Equinox Gathering

Celebrate Nature’s Renewal at Willow Park

Come join-in to welcome the wonderful energy of the new season around a warming fire. Connect to Mother Earth’s gifts in reflection and music by Maha Kali Jaya ( www.goldenagewayshower.com). Celebrate life’s sustaining earth, while connecting to others. FREE event, accepting donations. Willow Park Ecology Centre access and parking: Hwy 7 at Mary St, Norval (just east of Georgetown). Let us know you’re coming: signup through this portal and choose the donate $10 or the zero cost tab. Donations support resources for our children's programs and events.

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Seedy Saturday
Mar
22

Seedy Saturday

  • Halton Hills Public Library, Acton Branch (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Spring is around the corner!

Get into the gardening spirit with Seedy Saturday at the Halton Hills Public Library Acton Branch.

Join us for a fun-filled day of activities for all ages:

10am: Family Storytime
11am: Gardening & Landscaping Advice Panel (registration required)
1pm: Family Drop-in – Fold a bookmark, plant a seed, solve our garden scavenger hunt
2pm: Film Screening of In My Backyard: Follow director Jamie Day Fleck as she transforms her Toronto backyard into a kitchen garden. 

Full program details

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Water is Love
Mar
19

Water is Love

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

Water is Love

Water is Love follows a group of young people grappling with the climate crisis while we journey around the world to share inspiring stories of regenerative ecosystem design to create water retention in communities, villages, and regions .

How Water makes Climate is an original 12-minute animation, portraying the crucial connection between water cycles and the climate.

Doors open at 6:30pm, come early to connect with local eco-groups.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

Watch the trailer.

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The Need to GROW
Nov
13

The Need to GROW

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

The Need to GROW

The Need To GROW is a deeply moving 90-minute documentary — the kind that gives you chills, opens your heart, and leaves you informed about some of the most critical issues of our times. Earth Conscious Life have created an inspiring, award-winning film about the solutions Earth so desperately needs! It created a buzz at film festivals around the world, won several accolades for Best Documentary. The focus of this film is on soil, food, and the future of our species — told through the lens of three extraordinary and very likeable characters and their journeys as solutionaries. It’s narrated by top-notch celebrity activist Rosario Dawson.

Directors: Rob Herring, Stars: Vandana Shiva.

Doors open at 6:30pm, come early to connect with local eco-groups.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

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Care for Your Land Webinar
Oct
29

Care for Your Land Webinar

Learn Practical Tools for Managing Your Property with Credit Valley Conservation.

Drought. Storms. Invasive species. Managing a rural property is challenging. Join us for a free webinar to learn how to manage your:

  • Woodlots

  • Meadows

  • Ponds and streams

  • Water and wastewater

Learn from land care experts how to assess your property, manage risks, make improvements and keep your property healthy.

Our in-house experts will be available to answer your questions.

Event Notes

This event is subject to change or cancellation. To stay current on event changes or cancellations, visit this page. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled.

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Learn About Birds
Oct
26

Learn About Birds

  • Halton Hills Public Library - Acton Branch (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Learn about Birds Interactive Presentation

Do you want to learn more about birds and what we can do to support their health? Bring your own binocular, chair, and coffee, and join us on the deck at the Halton Hills Public Library (Acton Branch). This free event is in support of World Migratory Bird Day, Bird Friendly Halton Hills, and advancing the Town’s bird friendly designation. 

Please register by emailing me jennifers@haltonhills.ca

 

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Raindrops and Rooftops: Discover Rain Gardens and Blue Roofs With CVC
Oct
24

Raindrops and Rooftops: Discover Rain Gardens and Blue Roofs With CVC

  • George Kennedy Public School (gymnasium) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Raindrops and Rooftops: Discover Rain Gardens and Blue Roofs With Credit Valley Conservation

Help us Build a Resilient Community, Prepared for Intense Rainfall

Join us for a presentation by CVC’s Integrated Watershed Management (IWM) team and learn how you can prepare your homes, schools and communities for intense rainfall. The presentation will be held at George Kennedy Public School. Following the presentation, the IWM team will lead a tour of George Kennedy Public School's newly installed rain garden. 

Presentation topics include:

  • CVC’s Smart Blue Roof, a system that reuses rainwater, reduces runoff and helps prevent flooding by using the rainwater for toilet flushing in the office or slowly releasing it  into the stormwater system

  • The importance of rainwater management in preparing for climate change and helping to reduce the impacts of flooding in your community

  • Our newest school-based rain garden at George Kennedy Public School

This event is part of the Hungry Hollow Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP).

Location:

George Kennedy Public School (gymnasium), 75 Weber Drive, Georgetown

What to Wear:

  • This event will be indoors and outdoors and will be rain-or-shine. Please dress for the weather.

What to Bring:

  • Light refreshments will be served. Please bring your own reusable water bottle and reusable container to help us reduce waste.

Additional Information:

This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. To stay current on event changes or cancellations, visit this page. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled.

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Regenerating Life
Oct
23

Regenerating Life

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

Regenerating Life

How to cool the planet, feed the world, and live happily ever after. Building on his ground-breaking SYMBIOTIC EARTH John Feldman’s new film, REGENERATING LIFE, takes an ecological approach to unraveling the climate crisis. It offers a deeper look at the underlying causes of global warming, going beyond carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels to humankind’s relentless destruction of nature in all corners of Earth. Because ultimately it is nature—the vast biodiversity that exists on our planet—that regulates and balances Earth’s climate.

Doors open at 6:30pm, come early to connect with local eco-groups.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

Watch the trailer.

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Fall Wagon Rides at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Oct
20

Fall Wagon Rides at Terra Cotta Conservation Area

Enjoy an Interactive Guided Tour on a Wagon Ride

Explore the stunning fall forest at Terra Cotta Conservation Area by wagon ride! In this interactive guided tour, participants will experience the beauty of autumn and learn about the intriguing transformations that occur in nature.

What to Know

  • Wagon rides are by group reservation only. You can include up to 20 people per reservation for your wagon ride.

  • Regular admission applies at the gatehouse upon entry. Free admission to the park for Credit Valley Parks passholders.

  • Dates and times available on weekends and holidays between October 5 and 20. Slots are available from 11 a.m. to noon and 3 to 4 p.m.

Additional Information

Pets are not permitted on the wagon.

Participant cancellations 24 hours or more in advance will receive a full refund. This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled. If CVC cancels within the 24 hour window due to weather, guests will also receive a full refund.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Fall Wagon Rides At Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Oct
19

Fall Wagon Rides At Terra Cotta Conservation Area

Enjoy an Interactive Guided Tour on a Wagon Ride

Explore the stunning fall forest at Terra Cotta Conservation Area by wagon ride! In this interactive guided tour, participants will experience the beauty of autumn and learn about the intriguing transformations that occur in nature.

What to Know

  • Wagon rides are by group reservation only. You can include up to 20 people per reservation for your wagon ride.

  • Regular admission applies at the gatehouse upon entry. Free admission to the park for Credit Valley Parks passholders.

  • Dates and times available on weekends and holidays between October 5 and 20. Slots are available from 11 a.m. to noon and 3 to 4 p.m.

Additional Information

Pets are not permitted on the wagon.

Participant cancellations 24 hours or more in advance will receive a full refund. This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled. If CVC cancels within the 24 hour window due to weather, guests will also receive a full refund.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Halton Hills Community Tree Planting
Oct
19

Halton Hills Community Tree Planting

Help us Restore Native Habitat for Wildlife

Join Credit Valley Conservation and Trees for Halton Hills to help make the Hungry Hollow SNAP neighbourhood more sustainable and ready for a changing climate. This event is part of the Hungry Hollow Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP).

Help plant native trees and shrubs in ­­­­­the Hungry Hollow Ravine. Trees help fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide and providing natural cooling on hot summer days. They also create habitat for local wildlife and add beauty to your community.

Location: Meet us at the trail entrance off of Craig Crescent. Parking is available along Craig Crescent, please pay attention to street signs.

What to Wear:

  • For your own safety, wear a hat, long pants, long socks (to tuck your pants into) and closed-toed shoes.

  • This is a rain-or-shine event. Please dress for the weather.

What to Bring:

  • Your own reusable water bottle (we have water to refill from).

  • Sunscreen and bug spray.

Additional Information:

This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. To stay current on event changes or cancellations, be sure to register to this event. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Credit River Water Ceremony
Jul
7

Credit River Water Ceremony

Credit River Water Ceremony

All are welcome to participate in a monthly traditional Anishinaabe ceremony on the edge of the Credit River to honour the Spirit of Nibi (water). The ceremony will begin with a smudge; we will pray for the water, sing to the water, and feed the water.

Please visit the Credit River Waterwalk website for more information including protocol and directions.

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Hungry Hollow Invasive Species Pull
Jun
8

Hungry Hollow Invasive Species Pull

  • Hungry Hollow Ravine – Meet at the end of Metcalfe Court (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Get Involved

Join the Credit Valley Conservation to help make the Hungry Hollow SNAP neighbourhood more sustainable and ready for a changing climate. This event is part of the Hungry Hollow Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP).

Help control the spread of invasive species in the Hungry Hollow Ravine. Participants will remove invasive species that are impacting the survival of native plants and animals. These actions help restore habitat for our native wildlife to survive and allow a more diverse ecosystem to thrive.

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Local Top Trees Tour
Jun
4

Local Top Trees Tour

  • Joseph Gibbons Park, meet at Delrex Blvd entrance to park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Learn About the Trees in Your Neighbourhood

Join the Credit Valley Conservation for a free walking tour of the Tree Arboretum in Georgetown and browse the trees CVC will be planting this year as part of our neighbourhood tree giveaway.

Tree planting expert Sara Maedel will lead a walk through the tree gallery and introduce you to some of our favourite native trees. Design expert, Melanie Kramer, will help you uncover which trees will grow well in your yard.

Learn more about The Arboretum by Trees for Halton Hills at 65000trees.ca.

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Halton Hills Community Tree Planting
Jun
1

Halton Hills Community Tree Planting

  • Tanners Drive Acton, ON, L7J 3A4 Canada (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Get Involved

Join Credit Valley Conservation to plant native trees and shrubs in ­­­­­Tanners Woodlot. Trees help fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide and providing natural cooling on hot summer days. They also create habitat for local wildlife and add beauty to your community.

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Glen Williams Community Association Tree Planting
May
25

Glen Williams Community Association Tree Planting

Fight Climate Change and Add Beauty to Your Community

Join Credit Valley Conservation to we plant native trees and shrubs in ­­­­­Glen Williams Park. Trees help fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide and providing natural cooling on hot summer days. They also create habitat for local wildlife and add beauty to your community.

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Blueback
May
23

Blueback

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

Blueback

Mia Wasikowska, Radha Mitchell, and Eric Bana star in a story about an intimate mother–daughter relationship, forged by the women’s keen desire to protect the inhabitants of the pristine blue oceans on the Australian coast where they live.

With images of beautiful blue vistas demanding to be seen on the big screen, Robert Connolly (Balibo, TIFF ’09; Paper Planes, TIFF ’14) returns to the Festival with a story about a young woman’s connection to the ocean and an inherited mission of environmental advocacy.

While marine biologist Abby (Mia Wasikowska) is out on a boat examining the slow destruction of coral reefs, she’s called back home with the news that her mother has had a debilitating stroke, which has left her unable to speak. Abby begins reflecting on her childhood and the immense influence her mother, Dora (Radha Mitchell), had on her worldview. Through flashbacks, we meet the teenage Abby, played by newcomer Ilsa Fogg, who captures confidence and curiosity, taking a deep interest in protecting the bay where they live. In between amusing encounters with a local fisherman (Eric Bana), she maintains a bond with a groper fish affectionately named Blueback, who becomes a reminder of all the wonders the ocean has to offer and a path to healing a rift between Abby and her mother.

With this latest film, Connolly continues his pursuit of key human concerns by training his lens on issues of the environment. Blueback is acutely focused on the preservation of oceans and habitats that have become victim to encroaching land developers. Dora never lies to Abby about how difficult this battle is, but their story finds the mother–daughter team in a personal fight that acknowledges just how much power every one of us actually has.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students

Watch the trailer.

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World Migratory Bird Day
May
11

World Migratory Bird Day

Save insects, save birds.

Join us at Shelagh Law Parkette in Glen Williams to celebrate the awe-inspiring phenomenon of bird migration and the critical role insects play in the survival of these remarkable travelers.

  • Explore the fascinating relationships between native plants, insects, and birds through guided bug crawls with Credit Valley Conservation Technician Natalie Rudkins.

  • Learn how to use apps like iNaturalist and Seek to help identify plants, insects and birds, and contribute to community science projects.

  • Connect with the Glen Williams Community Association and Bird Friendly Halton Hills to learn about plantings in the parkette and how you can make your yard more bird friendly.

  • Pick up your pre-ordered native shrubs and window marking kits.

This is a drop in event. We hope to see you there!

Big thanks to the Glen Williams Community Association for co-hosting this event with us.

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Credit River Water Ceremony
May
5

Credit River Water Ceremony

Credit River Water Ceremony

All are welcome to participate in a monthly traditional Anishinaabe ceremony on the edge of the Credit River to honour the Spirit of Nibi (water). The ceremony will begin with a smudge; we will pray for the water, sing to the water, and feed the water.

Please visit the Credit River Waterwalk website for more information including protocol and directions.

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Bees, Butterflies and Beneficial Insects
May
4

Bees, Butterflies and Beneficial Insects

Get All Abuzz about Beneficial Insects

Get beneficial insects, or what we affectionally refer to as bennies, working for you to control pests and pollinate your vegetables and flowers. 

Join the Credit Valley Conservation for a free workshop to learn about the benefits of bennies and how to attract them to your rural property. Discover funding programs to help you get started.

This workshop is intended for rural landowners in the Credit River Watershed. Search for your address on our Watershed Look-up Map tool to determine if your property is in the watershed.

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Annual Bike Swap
Apr
27

Annual Bike Swap

Halton Hills Bike It - Annual Bike Swap

This is a great recycling initiative that gets used bikes and trikes into the hands of those who need them while also raising cash for our local food banks. Donated bikes, trikes and cycling equipment will be accepted by volunteers April 24, 25, and 26, 5 - 7 p.m. at the Robert C. Austin Operations Centre parking lot. Donations also accepted the morning of the sale (April 27, 8 - 11 a.m.).

Prices

  • Kids bikes: $10 and up

  • Youth bikes: $20 and up

  • Premium youth bikes and adult bikes priced individually

All bikes sold as is. Proceeds from all sales will be donated to local food banks.

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Common Ground
Apr
24

Common Ground

Presented by Halton Hills EcoFilm Fest

Common Ground - saving the planet one acre at a time.

From the filmmakers of ‘Kiss the Ground’ (Netflix) comes the follow-up documentary ‘Common Ground’, winner of the Tribeca Film Festival. Common Ground is an important new documentary film featuring Laura Dern, Jason Momoa, Woody Harrelson, Ian Somerhalder, Donald Glover, Rosario Dawson, Mark Hyman, Gabe Brown, and many others. Directed by Josh and Rebecca Tickell, Common Ground provides hope for future generations with concrete ways to fix a broken planetary system. The film explores how regenerative agriculture can help heal the soil, our health and the planet.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students

Watch the trailer.

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Tackling the Problem of Agricultural Pesticide Use to Protect Bugs and Birds
Apr
23

Tackling the Problem of Agricultural Pesticide Use to Protect Bugs and Birds

World Migratory Bird Day 2024 Lecture: Tackling the Problem of Agricultural Pesticide Use to Protect Bugs and Birds

Presented by Nature Canada.

You are invited to join Nature Canada and Dr. Christy Morrisey to discuss the impact of pesticide use on birds and insects across agricultural landscapes. This year’s 2024 World Migratory Bird Day Conservation Theme aims to bring awareness to the negative consequences of widespread pesticide use on bird and insect populations. Protecting insects will help protect birds by increasing the available food sources they have access to along their amazing migratory journeys. This Zoom webinar is free and everyone is welcome! We can’t wait to see you there!


About our Guest Speaker:
Dr. Christy Morrissey, PhD, is a Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on the effects of environmental contamination on birds, insects, rivers and wetlands. Christy has over 23 years of experience working on issues related to agricultural pesticides and other chemicals and the use of birds as indicators of environmental health. She is working on the Living Lab and related projects to implement nature-based solutions to improve sustainable agricultural production in the Prairies. Dr. Morrissey has published over 90 highly cited journal articles and book chapters and in 2020 was named to the Royal Society College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists. Her work has also been featured broadly in the national and international media and documentaries (CBC, National Geographic, Nature of Things, The Messenger etc).

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Willow Park Earth Day Celebration
Apr
21

Willow Park Earth Day Celebration

Willow Park Earth Day Celebration

Presented by Willow Park Ecology Centre.

You're invited to join the community in celebrating Earth Day by appreciating nature and the environment at Willow Park Ecology Centre.

Spend Earth Day giving back to the planet through activities such as gardening and trails renewal, park clean-up and habitat care plus a nature-themed scavenger hunt! Refreshments and gardening gloves provided (or bring yours). You’ll leave feeling connected and grounded!

Suitable for student volunteer hours. Everyone is welcome to join this free event by registering through their website.

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Community Clean Up
Apr
20

Community Clean Up

The Town of Halton Hills Community Cleanup

On Saturday April 20, help clean-up the community!  Organizations, groups, families, and individuals are invited to form a cleanup group or join a group to pick up trash along trails, parks, ravine and anywhere else that needs cleaning.

The Town of Halton Hills will pick up the trash bags when you are finished! Participants are asked to register so that we do not duplicate or clean-up efforts.

Register by emailing Clean up the Town, to arrange pick-up of free bags and gloves, and let us know if you would like to lead a cleanup crew!

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Bird Friendly Spring Sale
Apr
14
to May 2

Bird Friendly Spring Sale

🌿🐦 Bird Friendly Halton Hills Spring Sale is Here!

Native Shrubs & Grasses: Enhance your garden with plants like Smooth Serviceberry, White Cedar, Spicebush, and more, which provide crucial shelter and food for local and migratory birds. Our selection is offered at significantly reduced prices to encourage community participation.

Feather Friendly Window Marking Kits: Prevent bird collisions with window marking kits. Annually, millions of birds die from window strikes; you can make your windows safe and save lives.

Pre-order by May 2nd for Pick Up May 11th: Orders can be picked up on World Migratory Bird Day, Saturday Morning, May 11th, at Shelagh Law Parkette, Glen Williams.

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