![]() Legacy of Leadership: Advancing Sustainability for a Resilient Planet Join Us for for Celebration & Action YouTube This event will bring together individuals and organizations dedicated to promoting sustainability, biodiversity, and urban forest preservation while celebrating Black Excellence and its intersection with environmental justice. Meet Dr. Jason MacLean, a leading academic in environmental law and policy. Engage with Prakash Venglat (researcher) who will lead an exploration into the hidden resilience of plants. Click on the link to find out more about these two speakers! * A chance to support environmental justice and community empowerment. Theme: Black Excellence: A Heritage to Celebrate; A Future to Build Celebrate the legacy of Black Canadians and the ongoing work to shape a brighter, more inclusive future. ________________________________________ Your support will help us: * Contribute to environmental advocacy on the global stage. * Empower diverse voices in sustainability and climate justice. ________________________________________ Stay Tuned! Mark your calendars for February 23, 2025, for Legacy of Leadership: Advancing Sustainability for a Resilient Planet 2:00 pm The Spot in Market Mall, Saskatoon and be part of a meaningful celebration and fundraising event that supports both Black History and environmental sustainability. Together, we can create a future where both our communities and our planet thrive. We would be delighted to have you join us at The Spot in Market Mall. Register now through: Zeffy Eventbrite Canada Helps ![]() |
![]() City Nature Challenge CNCYXE 2025 Join the City Nature Challenge 2025 (CNC YXE 2025) from April 25 to 28 to document Saskatoon's biodiversity through citizen science! Explore, photograph, and catalog local wildlife using the iNaturalist app, and contribute to global efforts in understanding and protecting our environment. Email to volunteer, or for more details |
Safeguarding the Urban Forest and Afforestation Areas Transforming Saskatoon, the Richard St. Barbe Baker Natural Infrastructure Project [NIF], a story and timeline, YouTube |
![]() Promote Equity, Conservation, and Community Engagement in Saskatoon's Hidden GemsJoin us as a board member for our non-profit environmental charity and make a difference for Saskatoon's hidden gems - the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and George Genereux Urban Regional Park. Shape the future of these green spaces, ensuring inclusivity for all equity-deserving groups. Attend meetings - help with proposals such as these; organize events, secure grants, fundraise, develop educational materials, advocate for equality, and share stories about history, heritage and the Old Bone Trail. As a board member, you'll be part of a passionate team, gain valuable skills, expand your network, and make a lasting impact. Contribute to the conservation of endangered species and join our mission to create accessible green spaces. Volunteer today and help transform Saskatoon's hidden gems into thriving and sustainable spaces. Together, let's create a greener, more equitable future! Contact now ![]() |
"The simple act of planting a tree, which is in itself a practical deed, is also the symbol of a far reaching ideal, which is creative in the realm of the Spirit, and in turn reacts upon society, encouraging all to work for the future well being of humanity rather than for immdiate gain." Richard St. Barbe Baker |