This calendar highlights TRCA community learning events. For more TRCA events, visit our main calendar.
Help to stop the spread of invasive species! Participants will take part in hand-spading phragmites in Claireville Conservation Area. Phragmites, along with other invasive species, continue to make their way into the park towards newly...
From lawn care and leaf clean-up, to preparing for next year’s garden beds – learn what to do this fall to give your lawn and garden a head start next spring. You will leave this...
Help plant native shrubs in a local park! Participants will take part in a shrub planting in Alex Robertson Park to help fill in sections of the no-mow areas. We expect volunteers to arrive on...
Trees are all around us, but we can overlook the amazing things they do for us every day. Learn about the life cycle of trees and what features can help you decipher a tree’s identity....
How well do you know your local wildlife? Learn about the unique traits and adaptations of animals living in and around urban spaces. During this “spooky edition” we’ll highlight some of the local “creatures of...
Plants create seeds to ensure their next generation thrives, and we can help them along! Join Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) and Caledon Public Library to learn about how to save seeds from native species...
Where does the rain go? Follow the journey of stormwater runoff from our roads and parking lots to our waterways. Learn about the impacts of stormwater in a changing climate, and discover how to take...
Where does the rain go? Whether you’re a classroom teacher, a community educator, or anyone else who wants to explore stormwater with students, we will provide background information and resources to help you get started!...
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...
How well do you know your local wildlife? Learn about the unique traits and adaptations of animals living in and around urban spaces. During this “spooky edition” we’ll highlight some of the local “creatures of...
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