This calendar highlights TRCA community learning events. For more TRCA events, visit our main calendar.
Listen to the sounds of spring! Learn about Ontario’s frogs and toads and how to identify them by their unique calls. Afterwards, try creating the calls at home and building a toad shelter for the...
Bring us into your classroom – virtually! Our Watershed on Wheels educators are going live on YouTube with curriculum-connected lessons about the natural world! As you tune in along with other classes across the GTA,...
Did you know that the Toronto Area is home to lots of amazing rare and Threatened animals? Learn about some of the Species-At-Risk that share your city, your neighborhood or even your home! From Chimney...
Microplastics are tiny bits of plastic that often go unnoticed in beaches, parks and urban areas – but the impacts they cause are anything but small! Join us to learn about microplastics, from what they...
Pollinators such as butterflies, birds, bats, and bees play a vital role in maintaining a healthy environment and sustainable food system. The Durham Master Gardeners will discuss some of our important native pollinators and the...
Did you know monarch butterflies migrate 4,800km to Mexico every fall? Join us during Pollinator Week to learn about the special relationship between monarchs and milkweed, the fascinating transformation of a monarch from egg to...
Helping the environment starts in your own backyard. Learn how to attract and protect native pollinators, such as Monarch butterflies and Ruby-throated Hummingbirds with beautiful landscape features. This presentation is intended for General Audiences: Beginner...
Discover the diversity of native bees! Learn how to tell a bee from a wasp, and how to identify common bumble bees in the Greater Toronto Area. This program is intended for ages 6+: Beginner...
Do you want to start or improve upon your balcony garden? Join the Toronto Region and Conservation Authority (TRCA) for this one hour virtual workshop to learn about the inspiring beauty and practical benefits of...
Bumble bees are important insect pollinators, and can be found in habitats like meadows, grasslands, wetlands, forests and farms. Unfortunately, some species that were once extremely common in the Greater Toronto Area are becoming increasingly...
Join Ellen Schwartzel on behalf of the Toronto Field Naturalists and Tisha Tan from Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for an engaging introduction to Toronto’s ravine landscapes. Learn about ravine wildlife, the critical ecological services...
Did you know monarch butterflies migrate 4,800km to Mexico every fall? Join us to learn about the special relationship between monarchs and milkweed, the fascinating transformation of a monarch from egg to butterfly, and their...
Native plants are beautiful, easy to grow options for any space. Get inspired and gain the resources to plan your own natural garden oasis! Receive a free e-copy of the Greening Your Grounds Homeowner’s Guide...
Did you know that a little brown bat can eat over 1,000 insects in one hour? Join us to learn more about bat species in the Toronto area and how to identify them! We will...
Discover the diversity of native bees! Learn how to tell a bee from a wasp, and how to identify common bumble bees in the Greater Toronto Area. This program is intended for ages 6+: Beginner...
Did you know monarch butterflies migrate 4,800km to Mexico every fall? Join us to learn about the special relationship between monarchs and milkweed, the fascinating transformation from egg to butterfly, and and how you can...
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