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When it’s harvest time, here are nine essential things to do in your garden.

Our resourceful team accomplished an incredible summer, despite the unprecedented challenges from July’s flood.

Ravines not only provide numerous social benefits that improve the quality of life for residents, but are critical to climate resilience.

Gardening deepens your relationship with the natural world. It also doesn’t hurt to grow a few veggies and have fun while you’re at it.

We gathered leaders in kids programming from Evergreen, Outward Bound Canada and the Pine Project to find out how connecting with the natural world helps youth build leadership, problem-solving skills and more.

Exploring innovative urban infrastructure that helps us coexist with our animal friends, from simple animal crossing signs to expansive networks of bee highways.

Recognizing our interconnectedness with every living being can lead to a deeper understanding of our place on Earth.

Cities are becoming more and more vulnerable to extreme heat. Even a small increase in canopy cover could make the difference.

Native plants embody the definition of placekeeping; instead of bringing in new things, we can find ways to honour what’s already there.