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Celebrate Earth Day

Brought to you by Landscape Ontario and members,


As we celebrate the 50th Earth Day on April 22, we reflect on the significant impact the landscape and horticulture profession has made, and continues to make, on the environment and our society.  

Urban parks, green spaces, landscapes and gardens are critical habitats for many species, they improve biodiversity, improve air and water quality, reduce the Urban Heat Island effect and urban noise, reduce stormwater runoff, improve our mental health, decrease stress, provide space for physical activity, increase the value of our homes and businesses and they can reduce the heating and cooling costs of buildings.

This Earth Day, we encourage you to get outside and safely celebrate. Whether it is taking one of those non-reusable grocery bags (that, unfortunately, everyone has right now), and filling it up with litter, or trying out some of the activities included below.


 

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