Meet some local groups doing great work for nature in Halton Hills.
The North Halton Peel Naturalist Club welcomes nature enthusiasts who are passionate about observation, documentation, conservation, and recreation. The club, founded in the 1960s, is a member of Ontario Nature and has members from Halton and North Peel, regardless of their formal training or expertise. www.hnpnc.com
The 65,000 Trees for Halton Hills initiative aims to plant one tree for every resident over the next five years, making the town more beautiful and environmentally friendly. The initiative encourages everyone, including homeowners, business owners, and the local government, to participate in the challenge and make a difference. www.65000trees.ca
Willow Park Ecology Centre is an award-winning outdoor education centre in Norval, Halton Hills that stewards diverse ecosystems and habitats for native Ontario plants and animals. They offer year-round school and community programs and events for all ages. www.willowparkecologycentre.wordpress.com
The Halton Butterflyway Project is part of the David Suzuki Foundation volunteer-led movement to create habitat for bees and butterflies in Canadian neighborhoods.
Let's Nurture Nature Halton Hills is a Facebook Group that is managed by the 1000+ Pollinator Project and Halton Hills Nature. This group is a platform for sharing resources, knowledge and native plants to promote healthy biodiverse ecosystems, create habitats, and support wildlife.
www.facebook.com/groups/300257248349191