Come tour the Carrot Green Roof above Toronto's famous Big Carrot Community Market on the Danforth. 

While the flowers may not be blooming you can learn about the history, unique features, challenges and successes of a garden on a roof. Special guest Sean from Crooked Farmz will join us to talk about rooftop soil media, compost tea and the importance of building healthy soils for healthy gardens. 

Rooftop agriculture refers to the practice of growing plants—whether vegetables, fruits, or herbs—on the rooftops of buildings, especially in urban areas. This innovative approach plays a crucial role in enhancing food security by providing fresh produce right in the heart of cities, reducing the carbon footprint associated with transporting food. In this presentation, you will explore examples of how rooftop agriculture represents a sustainable solution to modern challenges, fostering healthier cities and promoting environmental stewardship.

This course is designed to demonstrate how green infrastructure techniques can work in cities, how they can contribute to climate adaptation strategies, and how to support their development and implementation within communities like Toronto and the surrounding region.

Join an engaging tree tour around the S.Walter Stewart branch of the public library. This is one of a larger series of events held by City of Toronto forestry staff and the Toronto Public Library. You’ll explore local tree species, learning how to recognize them and hear their position and role within the urban forest.

Did you know that the City of Toronto provides up to $100,000 in funding to property owners who install a green roof on their building and $50,000 for cool roof installations?

This presentation will be a broad level, 30 minute overview of how diverse landscapes can be effectively utilized to absorb rainwater directly on site, thereby significantly reducing stormwater runoff.

The Humber Arboretum covers 100 hectares (approximately 250 acres) and includes woodland trails, meadows, and the western branch of the Humber River. This tour is a perfect way to take in a world of beauty and have an interactive experience with nature.

Tommy Thompson Park is a unique natural oasis that offers visitors the opportunity to explore a rich tapestry of diverse plants and animals.

EcoFair Toronto (formerly called EcoFair at the Barns), is a celebration of the wonderful people, environmental groups, and eco-businesses that are helping to create a greener and healthier planet for all.