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Record #:
BAR0355
Last Modified:
28 Aug 2024
Last Full Update:
27 Aug 2024
Description
| Description (Service) |
Inspiring people to make responsible environmental choices for over 30 years - Tree Plantings. They are working towards a goal of planting 10,000 trees for Barrie through their community tree plantings, small neighbourhood plantings, corporate planting events, stewardship and more.
- Information and Resources. Workshops, webinars and resource library (fall 2024)
- 12 Actions for Climate. Monthly repeatable actions that anyone can take to address the climate emergency
- January: Be Hopeful
- February: Invest in Green
- March: Reduce Waste
- April: Naturalize
- May: Plant Trees
- June: Tread Lightly
- July: Engage
- August: Power Down
- September: Eat More Plants
- October: Plant More Trees
- November: Buy Less Stuff
- December: Shop Local
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Service Details
| Hours |
No regular office hours
Board meetings third Tue of each month at 11 am
- Board meetings are open meetings which concern a variety of local environmental issues
- Email for information
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| Areas Served |
Simcoe County |
| Eligibility |
All members of the public welcome. |
| Application |
Email |
| Languages |
English |
| Fees |
None |
Addresses and Location
| Located In Community |
Barrie |
| Address |
Barrie, ON
Canada |
| Mailing Address |
Living Green Barrie
65 Cedar Point Dr, Suite 173
Barrie, ON
Canada L4N 9R3 |
| Physical Access |
Not Applicable |
Partnership of Simcoe County Nutrition Network, Food Partners Alliance of Simcoe County and
Community Connection. The support of the Government of Ontario is acknowledged