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Celebrate Ravine Days from October 2 to 11.
Learn about @cityoftoronto's beautiful ravine system, environmentally significant areas & their biodiversity. Self-directed activities, virtual & in-person events offer something for everyone to enjoy.
toronto.ca/ravines
#RavinesTO
TONIGHT ONLY: join us to contemplate and celebrate Toronto's ravines! Doors open at Electric Perfume (805 Danforth Ave) at 7, Accidental Parkland screens at 8, and Dr Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine join us for discussion at 9pm. ift.tt/2XD8Sz3
TONIGHT ONLY: join us to contemplate and celebrate Toronto's ravines! Doors open at Electric Perfume (805 Danforth Ave) at 7, Accidental Parkland screens at 8, and Dr Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine join us for discussion at 9pm.
Tomorrow night we're screening Accidental Parkland again. Doors open at 7, screening at 8pm. Stay for a discussion afterwards with Dr. Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine too.
Celebrate Toronto's Ravines!
ift.tt/2qyKClx ift.tt/2OvXKQt
Tomorrow night we're screening Accidental Parkland again. Doors open at 7, screening at 8pm. Stay for a discussion afterwards with Dr. Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine too.
Celebrate Toronto's Ravines!
electricperfume.com/whats-on…
We're screening Accidental Parkland again this Friday at Electric Perfume on Danforth Ave. Doors open at 7. Screening at 8, and discussion with Dr. Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine at 9pm. Come join us and spread some love about the ravines!
ow.ly/ioBh50xfqAv
We're screening Accidental Parkland again this Friday at Electric Perfume on Danforth Ave. Doors open at 7. Screening at 8, and discussion with Dr. Claire Oswald, Shawn Micallef and Todd Irvine at 9pm. Come join us and spread some love about the ravines!
ow.ly/ioBh50xfqAv
Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River caught fire 50 years ago. It inspired a movement. nationalgeographic.com/envir…
Huge migrations, mostly unseen
nytimes.com/2019/06/13/scien…
Sad thought, but worth considering
nytimes.com/2019/06/03/trave…
Accidental Parkland retweeted
London’s transport plan focuses on pedestrians and cyclists. Getting vehicles out of the core is the priority. It’s happening incrementally now, but a bold vision was approved this week. This is what cities looking to the future do. #WalkingAndCycling2019
As shameful as it is unsurprising
nytimes.com/2019/05/27/us/po…
Accidental Parkland retweeted
Under a month away! Our national city parks conference in Montreal in June is almost fully registered. We've saved a spot for you. Join us at the only national gathering of park people across Canada. ow.ly/5Bb950ubOyd
The Ford and Trump regimes want to cut away rules and regulations and yet
The Evidence Is Strong: Air Pollution Seems to Cause Dementia | WIRED wired.com/story/air-pollutio…
The evidence keeps piling up...
Natural environments are good for you, both mentally and physically, research suggests | CBC News cbc.ca/news/health/nature-he…
How what you eat affects climate change
nytimes.com/interactive/2019…
Accidental Parkland retweeted
This super market in Germany is using no plastic packaging.
Encouraging customers to bring own bags, jars and containers.
Reducing food waste and fighting the plastic scourge.
It's time to end #PlasticPollution.
#Useless #BuyLess #Wasteless #endplasticwaste













