First-of-its-kind FREE program to expand your corporate relationships. A workshop for environmental non-profits in the Halton Region who have, or plan within six months to launch, a native plant program.  Learn how to partner with the private sector to maximize engagement in your programs. Learn how the new In the Zone program can accelerate and track your impact for healthy landscapes.

An information and planning workshop to connect and strengthen community leadership for a green future. Content will include highlighting local successes, learning from innovative best practices, and developing collaborative solutions to save, steward and seed healthy landscapes in partnership with rural and urban landowners.  Discover new tools to engage investors, local business and institutions for greater impact.

An information and planning workshop to connect and strengthen community leadership for a green future. Content will include highlighting local successes, learning from innovative best practices, and developing collaborative solutions to save, steward and seed healthy landscapes in partnership with rural and urban landowners.  Discover new tools to engage investors, local business and institutions for greater impact.

Connect with other local leaders and learn about recent habitat restoration trends and local progress. Explore new tools and funding sources to empower your community members to take action on climate change, and how to track this impact. Learn how to become an ambassador for In the Zone to accelerate action for healthy wildlife, water and ways of life in your community. Learn from natural infrastructure experts, connect with local habitat partners and set Big Picture goals for natural climate solutions within your community.

Who should attend: Municipal staff, Indigenous peoples, gardening centres and groups, landscapers, environmental groups, citizens, students and volunteers who want to connect urban or rural neighbourhoods to growing native plants.

Connect with other local leaders and learn about recent habitat restoration trends and local progress. Explore new tools and funding sources to empower your community members to take action on climate change, and how to track this impact. Learn how to become an ambassador for In the Zone to accelerate action for healthy wildlife, water and ways of life in your community. Learn from natural infrastructure experts, connect with local habitat partners and set Big Picture goals for natural climate solutions within your community.

Who should attend: Municipal staff, Indigenous peoples, gardening centres and groups, landscapers, environmental groups, citizens, students and volunteers who want to connect urban or rural neighbourhoods to growing native plants.

Connect with other local leaders and learn about recent habitat restoration trends and local progress. Explore new tools and funding sources to empower your community members to take action on climate change and how to track this impact. Learn how to become an ambassador for In the Zone to accelerate action for healthy wildlife, water and ways of life in your community.

Who should attend: Municipal staff, Indigenous peoples, gardening centres and groups, landscapers, environmental groups, citizens, students and volunteers who want to connect urban or rural neighbourhoods to growing native plants

A workshop for businesses and corporations in the Carolinian Zone to learn how In the Zone can be applied to your corporate social responsibility programming, enhance employee engagement or reduce property management costs.  Hear simple and practical suggestions from experts and local environmental groups on how your business can help to improve healthy landscapes for your community.  Breakfast and Lunch and Learn options available.

Connect with other local leaders and learn about recent habitat restoration trends and local progress. Explore new tools and funding sources to empower your community members to take action on climate change, and how to track this impact. Learn how to become an ambassador for In the Zone to accelerate action for healthy wildlife, water and ways of life in your community. Learn from natural infrastructure experts, connect with local habitat partners and set Big Picture goals for natural climate solutions within your community.

Who should attend: Municipal staff, Indigenous peoples, gardening centres and groups, landscapers, environmental groups, citizens, students and volunteers who want to connect urban or rural neighbourhoods to growing native plants.