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The World of Pollinators: What’s the Buzz?
SUSTAINABLE LIVING Series Garden Days in Pollinator Week! Why should we care about buzzing insects? There are over 800 species of native bees that pollinate our food, flowers, and trees. Kim will draw you into the world of pollination, emphasizing how you can share your space with pollinators, especially native bees. Join us for a 15-minute walk-about to look for local bees, following a 45-minute presentation at the Reep House. PRESENTER Kim Fellows has worked part-time as the outreach coordinator… Continue Reading The World of Pollinators: What’s the Buzz?
Find out more »Hands-on Gardening Tips for Healthy Yards
Plant a rain garden in beautiful Lakeside Park. Lakeside Park is a true gem in the heart of the city. It is home to a variety of wildlife and its natural beauty attracts people from all over the city. The Greenbrook Water Treatment in the park has been a source of Kitchener’s drinking water since it first was built in 1899. By planting a rain garden next to this historic building you will be helping to enhance the habitat for… Continue Reading Hands-on Gardening Tips for Healthy Yards
Find out more »New Indigenous Perspectives on Water
Waterloo Region is part of the Grand River watershed and the river flows around and through the Tri-City area on it’s way down to Lake Erie. From September 14-29, Anishnaabe Elder Mary Anne Caibaiosai, will lead an All Nations Water Walk along the full length of the Grand River from source to mouth and back. Come and meet Mary Anne at the Reep House to find out more about the Walk and how to get involved. “Nga Zichiige Nibi Onji… Continue Reading New Indigenous Perspectives on Water
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