
Preserve Canada’s Biodiversity: Protect Old Growth and Plant Mini Forests
Biodiversity is critical for the health and well-being of our planet, and Canada is home to incredibly diverse species and ecosystems. From the towering old…
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Grow Urban Forests in Your Community: Join our Application to the 2 Billion Trees Program for 2024
Do you want to grow thriving urban forests in your community? Green Communities Canada (GCC) is inviting partners to join us to help establish mini…
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Green Communities Canada Receives $1M to Advance Equitable Green Infrastructure Projects Across Canada
Green Communities Canada is proud to announce the launch of the "Transform Stream" of the Living Cities Fund, made possible by a significant funding commitment…
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How to Prepare Your Rain Barrels for Winter
Rain barrels are becoming very popular among Canadians, especially during the summer. They collect rainwater from rooftops, which can then be used to water gardens and…
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Conventional Stormwater Systems Put Your Community at Risk – Municipal Elections Matter
Finding effective ways to manage stormwater in an economically and environmentally sustainable manner is an ongoing concern in municipalities across Canada. Rapid and increasing urbanization…
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Fall Flood Prevention Tips for Your Home
The seasons are shifting, bringing with them colder temperatures, equal length days and nights, crisp falling leaves, bird migration, pumpkin-spiced everything, and… the dreaded fall…
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10 Native Autumn/Fall-Interest Plants for Your Rain Garden
Autumn, like spring, is the perfect time to drop your plants! Unlike summer, when new plants need watering to settle in for the season, nature…
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Canada Announces the Natural Infrastructure Fund: What You Need to Know to Apply
Green Infrastructure uses nature and natural processes to help reduce flooding and extreme heat, improve air and water quality, and make communities more vibrant and…
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Depave Paradise Site in Saint John, NB, Gets Recognized as a Vital Pollinator Habitat!
What was once a run-down asphalt walkway in Seaside Park, Saint John, New Brunswick, was transformed by the Depave Paradise project to get recognized as…
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Watershed Management Insights from an Indigenous-Led Community Flood Plain Mapping Project
In 2021, more than $2B of damage was recorded in Canada due to severe weather events. Aging and poorly maintained stormwater infrastructure, paired with increased…
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