Political processes can be convoluted and esoteric, but remain key avenues for influence and the expression of public values. This webinar will illuminate the inner workings of Congress and federal agencies, and the methods available to make your voice strategic and effective when pushing for change.
Established in 2017, ECO IMPACT has become a cornerstone event for Canada’s Environmental Professionals. What began as a celebration of yearly achievements has evolved into a comprehensive platform that combines award recognition with professional development.
Submit your feedback by February 23, 2026 As part of Ontario’s ongoing commitment to preventing the introduction and spread of invasive species that threaten our environment, economy, and communities, I am pleased to share that the draft renewed Ontario Invasive Species Strategic Plan is now posted on the Environmental Registry of Ontario. The renewed Strategic Plan […]
From buckthorn to dog-strangling vine and phragmites, we’ll explore a few different ways to turn invasive species into art supplies. Artist and maker Kate Hayday will share a few projects she’s made using the invasive species found in her forest as raw materials. Needlefelting, natural inks and dyes, automata, and sturdy basket handles, this talk […]
Climate change is a concern across the Commonwealth. While many communities prepare by discussing improvements to infrastructure and disaster preparedness, managed and natural landscapes will demand attention too. We will highlight some of the manifestations of climate change, plant responses to those changes (trees and shrubs) and the interplay with insects (including pests). Learn how: […]
