Food Up Front is a volunteer-run organization working to improve Toronto’s climate resiliency by supporting food growing any where urban gardeners have space to plant, including front yards! Since 2020 we have provided over 1000 households throughout the city with free seeds. We are also building a network of seed savers to collect a resilient, free, and Toronto-specific seed bank. https://www.transitiontoronto.org/food-up-front tofoodupfront@gmail.com Instagram: @food_up_front
We build healthy, inclusive neighbourhoods through education and empowerment to preserve, protect and improve the environment
Two beautiful and user-friendly gardening guides for balconies and containers, filled with illustrations and a complete range of technical instructions
Watch video presentations from our past speakers here: Youtube link
We protect and enhance the urban forest by planting native shrubs and trees in residential backyards, and providing programs aimed at community engagement and education
A project by white settlers/guests doing land-based work who are exploring how to build respectful, right relationships with Indigenous peoples and this land.
We offer consulting, garden design and installation. We cultivate relationships between people and plants and specialize in Indigenous gardens, rooftops and containers.
We’re a grassroots community network of people and groups helping to make neighbourhoods across the City of Toronto and the GTA greener, healthier, and more sustainable
Check out the Cliffcrest Butterflyway’s Community Seed Project in support of bees, birds, and butterflies! We will give you free seeds so you can grow native plants for your garden, schoolyard, or community spaces.
Find out how Seeds to Saplings grows future stewards and how you can receive free acorns. We offer a program that grows red oaks from acorns and sugar maple trees in the classroom and at home.
Live Green Toronto offers tips, tools, resources and incentives to help you green your life. Check out our virtual booth for information on urban agriculture, local food, pollinator protection and so much more!
Our At Home With Nature e-Learning videos, activities, lesson plans, and additional resources are designed to help families, as well as teachers and their classes, deepen their knowledge of nature, ecology, the environment and their place in it.
Toronto City Council will vote on extending the Urban HensTO pilot city-wide in spring 2023. You can voice your support for henkeepers by signing a petition or contacting your councillor. Don’t forget to mention that community chicken projects are a way to provide access for people who don’t have backyards or can’t afford the costs of keeping chickens.