Upcoming events.
Forest Hill, Fredericton, NB
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: Fredericton Litter Lifters
🗓 Date: All month long
📍 Meeting Location: Fredericton (Drop off in Forest Hill neighbourhood, email for details)
👥 Your Event Host: Lawrence Pitre, frederictonlitterlifters@gmail.com
🔹 What You Need to Participate
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while cleaning up! 💧
🔹 How to Participate
Sign this waiver: https://form.jotform.com/250503364694256
Go out in your neighbourhood and pick up any butts you find.
Make sure you’re using gloves or a litter picker, stay safe!
Drop off the collected butts to Lawrence by emailing frederictonlitterlifters@gmail.com
🎉 Thank you for getting out there and making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Barton Street, Hamilton, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with:
Barton Village BIA and Beautiful Alleys
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 9:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Barton Village BIA. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Brenda will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Add to your calendar:
Langford Station, Victoria, BC
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: Greater Victoria Green Team
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 9:45 AM
📍 Meeting Location: at the gazebo at Langford Station Google Map
👥 Your Event Host / Hôtesse de l’événement: Kaitlin will be there to welcome you!
PLEASE REGISTER HERE: https://www.meetup.com/greater-victoria-green-team/events/306419034/
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
All cleanup supplies will be provided on-site (gloves, buckets, bags, garbage pickers etc.).
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Parc Noël Spinelli, Montreal, QC
Event Details
This event is in partnership with / Cet événement est réalisé en partenariat avec : GRAME
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025 / le 26 avril 2025
⏰ Meeting Time / Heure de la rencontre:10:00 AM / 10h
📍 Meeting Location / Lieu de la rencontre: Park entrance / Entrée du parc Google Map
👥 Your Event Host / Hôtesse de l’événement: Carla will be there to welcome you! / Carla sera là pour vous accueillir!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
🔹 Ce qu'il faut apporter
✔ Gants – N'importe quel type fera l'affaire! Réutilisables, de jardinage ou jetables.
✔ Un contenant recyclé – Vieilles bocaux, contenants de café, pots de yogourt… soyez créatifs! ♻️
✔ Optionnel : Un ramasse-déchets – (si vous en avez un) pour plus de facilité.
✔ Vêtements adaptés à la météo – Habillez-vous confortablement selon les conditions.
✔ Bouteille d'eau réutilisable – Restez hydraté pendant qu'on nettoie! 💧
🔹 À quoi s'attendre
À votre arrivée, enregistrez-vous avec un code QR (ne vous inquiétez pas, on vous guidera!).
On passera en revue les conseils de sécurité et les instructions avant de commencer le nettoyage.
Ensuite, c’est le moment de ramasser les mégots! 🚬♻️ Voyons combien on peut nettoyer ensemble!
🎉 Nous avons hâte de vous voir et de faire une différence. Montrons à quel point de petites actions peuvent être puissantes quand on travaille ensemble!
St. Lawrence Neighbourhood, Toronto, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: SLNA-WRG
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Southwest corner of Frederick & The Esplanade. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Nancy will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre, Brantford, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: The Brantford Green Team
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 12:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: Under the pergola near the front entrance. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Jennifer will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Lakeview Park Beach, Oshawa, ON
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 26, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: The south edge of the parking lot. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Rochelle will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
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Lonsdale Quay, North Vancouver, BC
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 27, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 12:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: In front of the fountain. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Niloo will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Add to your calendar:
Ontario Tech University, Oshawa, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: Ontario Tech University OCIS
🗓 Date: April 29, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: In front of Shawenjigewining Hall. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Greg will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Add to your calendar:
Niagara Health, St. Catharines, ON
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 30, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: TBD
👥 Your Event Host: Rochelle will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A Litter Picker – (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Butts You’ve Already Collected Prior to the Event
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Add to your calendar:
Love Your Lakes - NOTL (Queen’s Royal Park)
Join A Greener Future and our longtime friends at Paddle Niagara on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 from 10 AM to 12 PM at Queen's Royal Park in Niagara-on-the-Lake for a cleanup with a purpose!
This event marks the exciting launch of our 2025 Love Your Lakes season, and we’d love for you to be part of it. Come meet our brand new team, enjoy the fresh lake breeze, and help protect the place we all love. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or just curious to get involved, everyone is welcome!
🧤 What to Expect:
– All cleanup supplies provided
– Great people & community spirit
– A chance to meet the AGF team
– High school volunteer hours available
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Love Your Lakes - St. Catharines (Sunset Beach)
Join A Greener Future on Sunday, May 4th, 2025 from 10 AM to 12 PM at Sunset Beach in St. Catharines for a cleanup with a purpose!
Through the Love Your Lakes program our amazing volunteers have picked up over 1.3 million pieces of litter from the Great Lakes region. Come meet our brand new team, enjoy the fresh lake breeze, and help protect the place we all love. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or just curious to get involved, everyone is welcome!
🧤 What to Expect:
– All cleanup supplies provided
– Great people & community spirit
– A chance to meet the 2025 AGF team
– High school volunteer hours available
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Love Your Lakes - Toronto (Woodbine Beach)
Join A Greener Future and TRCA on May 24th at Woodbine Beach, Toronto from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a fun, impactful litter cleanup that goes beyond just picking up trash.
This event is part of the Floatables Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario project supporting the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy. The project aims to deliver public education and community actions to prevent floatable plastic and litter pollution from entering Toronto waterways and Lake Ontario.
Our mission isn’t just about cleaning up—it’s about reclaiming our natural spaces, building community, and showing that small actions lead to big environmental change. Since 2016, our volunteers have removed over 1.3 million pieces of litter from Lake Ontario's shores, and with your help, we’ll push past the next milestone!
What to Expect:
All supplies and equipment provided
An opportunity to meet like-minded community members
High school community service hours available
Note: The cost of parking is not included in registration.
We hope you’ll be part of this eco-adventure—together, we can create a cleaner, healthier environment for all!
This event supports the Floatable Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario collaboratively delivered by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, University of Toronto Trash Team, Swim Drink Fish, and A Greener Future.
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Love Your Lakes - Toronto (Sunnyside Beach)
Join A Greener Future and TRCA on June 21st at Sunnyside Beach, Toronto from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a fun, impactful litter cleanup that goes beyond just picking up trash.
This event is part of the Floatables Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario project supporting the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy. The project aims to deliver public education and community actions to prevent floatable plastic and litter pollution from entering Toronto waterways and Lake Ontario.
Our mission isn’t just about cleaning up—it’s about reclaiming our natural spaces, building community, and showing that small actions lead to big environmental change. Since 2016, our volunteers have removed over 1.3 million pieces of litter from Lake Ontario's shores, and with your help, we’ll push past the next milestone!
What to Expect:
All supplies and equipment provided
An opportunity to meet like-minded community members
High school community service hours available
Note: The cost of parking is not included in registration.
We hope you’ll be a part of this eco-adventure—together, we can create a cleaner, healthier environment for all!
This event supports the Floatable Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario collaboratively delivered by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, University of Toronto Trash Team, Swim Drink Fish, and A Greener Future.
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Love Your Lakes - Toronto (Marie Curtis Park)
Join A Greener Future and TRCA on July 19th at Marie Curtis Park, Toronto from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a fun, impactful litter cleanup that goes beyond just picking up trash.
This event is part of the Floatables Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario project supporting the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy. The project aims to deliver public education and community actions to prevent floatable plastic and litter pollution from entering Toronto waterways and Lake Ontario.
Our mission isn’t just about cleaning up—it’s about reclaiming our natural spaces, building community, and showing that small actions lead to big environmental change. Since 2016, our volunteers have removed over 1.3 million pieces of litter from Lake Ontario's shores, and with your help, we’ll push past the next milestone!
What to Expect:
All supplies and equipment provided
An opportunity to meet like-minded community members
High school community service hours available
Note: The cost of parking is not included in registration.
We hope you’ll be a part of this eco-adventure—together, we can create a cleaner, healthier environment for all!
This event supports the Floatable Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario collaboratively delivered by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, University of Toronto Trash Team, Swim Drink Fish, and A Greener Future.
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Love Your Lakes - Toronto (Cherry Beach)
Join A Greener Future and TRCA on August 23rd at Cherry Beach, Toronto from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a fun, impactful litter cleanup that goes beyond just picking up trash.
This event is part of the Floatables Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario project supporting the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy. The project aims to deliver public education and community actions to prevent floatable plastic and litter pollution from entering Toronto waterways and Lake Ontario.
Our mission isn’t just about cleaning up—it’s about reclaiming our natural spaces, building community, and showing that small actions lead to big environmental change. Since 2016, our volunteers have removed over 1.3 million pieces of litter from Lake Ontario's shores, and with your help, we’ll push past the next milestone!
What to Expect:
All supplies and equipment provided
An opportunity to meet like-minded community members
High school community service hours available
Note: The cost of parking is not included in registration.
We hope you’ll be a part of this eco-adventure—together, we can create a cleaner, healthier environment for all!
This event supports the Floatable Waste Collaborative Action in Lake Ontario collaboratively delivered by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, University of Toronto Trash Team, Swim Drink Fish, and A Greener Future.
📍 No registration needed, just dress for the weather and show up ready to make a difference. Let’s kick off the season together and show Lake Ontario some love! 💚
Station de Métro Lionel-Groulx, Montreal, QC
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 22, 2025 / le 22 avril 2025
⏰ Meeting Time / Heure de la rencontre: 3:00 PM / 15h
📍 Meeting Location / Lieu de la rencontre: Starting at the entrance of Lionel-Groulx Metro Station and walking to St. Henri Metro Station. / Commençant à l’entrée de la station Lionel-Groulx jusqu’à la station St. Henri. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host / Hôtesse de l’événement: Stefania will be there to welcome you! / Stefania sera là pour vous accueillir!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
🔹 Ce qu'il faut apporter
✔ Gants – N'importe quel type fera l'affaire! Réutilisables, de jardinage ou jetables.
✔ Un contenant recyclé – Vieilles bocaux, contenants de café, pots de yogourt… soyez créatifs! ♻️
✔ Optionnel : Un ramasse-déchets – (si vous en avez un) pour plus de facilité. Nous aurons des extras sur place.
✔ Vêtements adaptés à la météo – Habillez-vous confortablement selon les conditions.
✔ Bouteille d'eau réutilisable – Restez hydraté pendant qu'on nettoie! 💧
🔹 À quoi s'attendre
À votre arrivée, enregistrez-vous avec un code QR (ne vous inquiétez pas, on vous guidera!).
On passera en revue les conseils de sécurité et les instructions avant de commencer le nettoyage.
Ensuite, c’est le moment de ramasser les mégots! 🚬♻️ Voyons combien on peut nettoyer ensemble!
🎉 Nous avons hâte de vous voir et de faire une différence. Montrons à quel point de petites actions peuvent être puissantes quand on travaille ensemble!
Add to your calendar / Ajoutez à votre calendrier:
Morisset Library, Ottawa, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: The University of Ottawa Sustainability Centre
🗓 Date: April 22, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 1:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: Front entrance of the library. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Kenzie will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Downtown, Peterborough, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: Clean Up Peterborough, The City of Peterborough, and Peterborough DBIA
🗓 Date: April 19, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Quaker Foods City Square Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Steve from Clean Up Peterborough will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ An Upcycled Container for Butts – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
Gloves, buckets, and litter pickers will be provided.
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Burlington Beach, Burlington, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: BurlingtonGreen
🗓 Date: April 19, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 9:30 AM
📍 Meeting Location: BurlingtonGreen Beach Eco Hub. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Kale will be there to welcome you!
Pre-registration is required: https://www.burlingtongreen.org/earth-day-2025/
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
All cleanup supplies will be provided!
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Éco-quartier Ville-Marie de Peter-McGill, Montreal, QC
Event Details
This event is in partnership with / Cet événement est réalisé en partenariat avec : Sollicité
🗓 Date: April 17, 2025 / le 17 avril 2025
⏰ Meeting Time / Heure de la rencontre: 2:00 PM / 14h
📍 Meeting Location / Lieu de la rencontre: 1240 rue Saint Marc (Downtown/Centre-Ville) Google Map
👥 Your Event Host / Hôtesse de l’événement: Lucile will be there to welcome you! / Lucile sera là pour vous accueillir!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
All cleanup supplies will be provided on-site (gloves, buckets, bags, garbage pickers etc.).
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
🔹 Ce qu'il faut apporter
✔ Vêtements adaptés à la météo – Habillez-vous confortablement selon les conditions.
✔ Bouteille d'eau réutilisable – Restez hydraté pendant qu'on nettoie! 💧
Tout le matériel sera fourni sur place (gants, seaux, sacs, pinces à déchets, etc.).
🔹 À quoi s'attendre
À votre arrivée, enregistrez-vous avec un code QR (ne vous inquiétez pas, on vous guidera!).
On passera en revue les conseils de sécurité et les instructions avant de commencer le nettoyage.
Ensuite, c’est le moment de ramasser les mégots! 🚬♻️ Voyons combien on peut nettoyer ensemble!
🎉 Nous avons hâte de vous voir et de faire une différence. Montrons à quel point de petites actions peuvent être puissantes quand on travaille ensemble!
Add to your calendar / Ajoutez à votre calendrier:
Lakeridge Health, Oshawa, ON
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 17, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Across from the front entrance of the hospital. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Greg will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Coles Bay Beach, Vancouver Island, BC
Event Details
This event is in partnership with:
Surfrider Canada Foundation, South Vancouver Island Chapter
🗓 Date: April 13, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Coles Bay Regional Park Parking Lot Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Sophia from Surfrider will be there to welcome you!
✍️ Please Sign This Waiver Before Attending: https://vancouverisland.surfrider.ca/beach-cleanups
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
We will provide gloves, buckets, and litter pickers for volunteers, but if you have your own and want to bring them, please do!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Arc'teryx X AGF
Arc’teryx Bloor St. | A Greener Future Park Cleanup
Join us for a special Community Cleanup Event in partnership with Arc'teryx, a global leader in technical apparel and a proud advocate for sustainability. As part of their ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement, Arc'teryx is teaming up with A Greener Future to host a public litter cleanup in one of Toronto’s beautiful green spaces, Trinity Bellwoods Park.
This hands-on cleanup event is open to all members of the community, no experience is necessary! Our team will provide all the supplies you need (gloves, litter grabbers, and bags), as well as a brief educational session on plastic pollution, waste pathways, and how small actions can lead to meaningful change.
Together, we’ll help restore the park, remove harmful litter from the environment, and collect data to better understand urban pollution.
Whether you’re a long-time environmental advocate or just looking to get involved for the first time, this is a great opportunity to connect with others, spend time outdoors, and give back to the planet.
🌍 Spots are limited—RSVP to join the cleanup!
Harmony Square, Brantford, ON
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: The Brantford Green Team
🗓 Date: April 12, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: The middle of Harmony Square. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Jennifer will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Central Library, Halifax, NS
Event Details
This event is in partnership with: Saint Mary’s University Environmental Society
🗓 Date: April 5, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: Front entrance of the library. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Kagan will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Marie Curtis Park, Toronto, ON
Event Details
🗓 Date: April 1, 2025
⏰ Meeting Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Meeting Location: The south end of the parking lot by the big willow tree. Google Map
👥 Your Event Host: Rochelle will be there to welcome you!
🔹 What to Bring
✔ Gloves – Any kind will do! Reusable, gardening, or disposable.
✔ An Upcycled Container – Old jars, coffee canisters, yogurt tubs… get creative! ♻️
✔ Optional: A litter picker (if you have one) for extra ease. We will have some extras on-site.
✔ Weather-Appropriate Clothing – Dress comfortably for the conditions.
✔ Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while we clean up! 💧
🔹 What to Expect
Upon arrival, check-in using a QR code (don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it!).
We’ll go over safety tips and instructions before kicking off the cleanup.
Then, it’s time to collect those butts! 🚬♻️ Let’s see how much we can clean up together!
🎉 We can’t wait to see you out there making a difference. Let’s show how powerful small actions can be when we work together!
Add to your calendar:
Colonel Sam Smith Park, Toronto
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
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Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
North Beach Provincial Park, PEC
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
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Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
POSTPONED: World Cleanup Day
POSTPONED DUE TO THUNDERSTORMS
Join us for a day of global impact!
What is World Cleanup Day?
World Cleanup Day is an annual global social action program aimed at combating the global solid waste problem, including the problem of marine debris. It is coordinated by the global organization Let's Do It! World, the headquarters is located in Tallinn, Estonia.
How We’re Participating:
We’ll host a drop-in event from 10 am - 3 pm at Marie Curtis Park in Etobicoke. Take your pick at picking up litter, nurdle hunting, or butt blitzing, or do all three! We’ll provide the equipment and instructions, we just need your helping hands. Stay for as long as you like.
Registration is not required, but if you sign up for an email reminder we’ll send you a message a couple of days before the event so you don’t forget to join us. Look for the check-in tent when you arrive to pick up your equipment and our staff will point you in the right direction.
Wellington Beach, PEC
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
-
Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
Toronto Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
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Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
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Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
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Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Trenton Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
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Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
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Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
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Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Hamilton Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
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Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
-
Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
-
Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Sunnyside Beach, Toronto
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
This event is brought to you by C-Tow, a marine assistance company providing towing, salvage, and other services to boaters in distress. Learn more at c-tow.ca/
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
-
Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
Sandbanks Provincial Park, PEC
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
-
Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
Kingston Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
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Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
-
Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
-
Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Oshawa Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
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Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
-
Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
-
Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Hamilton Butt Blitz
We’ve teamed up with Unsmoke Canada Cleanups to host a fall edition of our popular program, the Butt Blitz. For two weeks in September register for one of our special events in locations across Ontario!
-
Cigarette butts account for 1 in 5 pieces of litter we find at our shoreline cleanups. In 2015, we ran our first-ever Butt Blitz — an action-oriented campaign focused on raising public awareness about cigarette litter, while simultaneously removing as much of it from the environment as possible.
Each spring, volunteers from across Canada pick up cigarette butts in their local communities, then send them to TerraCycle Canada for recycling. We hope to prevent future littering by raising awareness of the negative impacts that cigarette butt litter has on ecosystems and health.
-
Cigarette filters are made of plastic! As they degrade they release toxins and microplastics into the environment that are impossible to clean up. They are also a hazard to local wildlife and pets.
-
Bring a pair of garden gloves if you have some, or single-use gloves do the trick too. Bring a container you can repurpose for cleanup, an empty yogurt container or coffee tin will do the trick. We do have litter pickers on-site at some events if you’d like to borrow one.
Hamilton Beach A, Hamilton
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
-
Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
Presqu’ile Provincial Park, Brighton
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
-
Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
It's Our Birthday!
It’s Our 10th Birthday!
Check back shortly to see how we’re celebrating this huge milestone!
Marie Curtis Park, Toronto
A Greener Future proudly presents our Nurdle Hunt program in partnership with the Great Global Nurdle Hunt. Venture with us to the stunning shores of Lake Ontario for a crucial endeavour in environmental conservation.
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Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, often no larger than a lentil, used as raw materials in the production of plastic products. Due to their size and buoyancy, they're easily dispersed and can be found littered along beaches worldwide. These seemingly innocuous pellets pose a significant threat to aquatic ecosystems, as they can be mistaken for food by aquatic life, leading to ingestion and entanglement. By removing nurdles from our shores, we're safeguarding the delicate balance of Lake Ontario's ecosystem.
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Lake Ontario serves as a vital source of freshwater for millions of people and a habitat for diverse aquatic life. Yet, plastic pollution threatens its health and biodiversity. By participating in the Nurdle Hunt, you're directly contributing to the preservation of this precious ecosystem and mitigating the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on people and animals.
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No need to fret about equipment! We'll equip you with all the necessary gear, including sifters, tweezers, and buckets, to ensure a safe and efficient nurdle hunting experience.
2023 Annual General Meeting
You're invited to join our Annual General Meeting via Zoom on March 13th.
Come celebrate our wins, hear about the challenges that took place over the past year and find out what's in store for A Greener Future in 2024!
Agenda
7:00 pm - Welcome & Land Acknowledgement
7:10 pm - Business Proceedings
Assess Quorum
Accept Agenda
Review & Adopt Minutes from previous AGM
7:20 pm - Financial Report
7:25 pm - Impact Report
7:35 pm - Awards
7:40 pm - The Year Ahead
7:50 pm - Answering Questions from the audience
8:00 pm - Adjournment
or add to your calendar:
Shoreline Screening - Georgina
Presented in partnership by the Stephen Leacock Theatre of Performing Arts and Georgina Public Library
Join an in-person screening of Shoreline: The Paddle Against Plastic. A documentary highlighting the impact of plastic pollution in The Great Lakes.
Discover the journey of Rochelle Byrne as she paddles 430km across Lake Ontario, bringing awareness to the impact plastics found in the water have on the environment.
Join us for a FREE screening followed by a question & answer period with Rochelle Byrne.
The Stouffville Environmental Fair
The Stouffville Environmental Fair
Join us in Stouffville alongside various other community educators and environmental organizations! This fair's goal is to teach visitors how to live more sustainably. There will also be vendors selling recycled, pre-owned, and zero waste goods.