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Whether you’re visiting Toronto or exploring your own backyard, the city’s ravines offer countless opportunities to experience nature in the heart of the city.

Evergreen’s outdoor educators are some of the best at creating nature crafts that are simple and fun for kids and adults alike.

Why are museums such important public spaces? We spoke with Heidi Reitmaier, CEO of Museum of Toronto.

Transformation of school ground in Kingston, Ontario with Limestone District School Board will support climate adaptation and provide space for Indigenous youth education and training.

We talked to our outdoor educator about adding whimsy with nature-inspired murals, and the impact on young visitors.

Celebrate the school year at the Brick Works with our favourite photos and quotes from visiting kids and youth.

From Green Communities Canada’s National Mini Forest Pilot to Evergreen’s newest mini forest project.

This public space is now a designated Technology Development Site. Read about the Ontario companies testing new tech.

Housing is where we live. Public space is where we live together. If we want to build thriving communities, homes where people can live well, now and in the future, public spaces must be prioritized.