"Striving to promote and improve the health and well-being of our community, economy and environment."
"Striving to promote and improve the health and well-being of our community, economy and environment."
How can we help you spread the word about the importance of our natural environment? Let us know how we can help ... to make a better community for all of us.
Speakers for schools, service clubs or other gatherings geared to the audience age and interest
Topics include:
Contact Inga Rinne to set up a presentation.
519 742 8750 or irinne@sentex.ca
The stormwater model is a fun, interactive tool to illustrate, with real water, how pollutants get into our waterways from houses, roads, farmland, and industry. Better yet, it shows the steps we can take to prevent water pollution.
Those wishing to borrow the water model, including a demonstration to your group or classroom, can contact
Susan Bryant at 519 669-5321 or shbryant@uwaterloo.ca
Grades 4 to 6 students have the opportunity to spend a half day at the TWEEC tree nursery potting up seedlings and taking part in an interpretative walk led by TWEEC members. The walk and talk focuses on water, tree identification and invasive species in Woolwich.
Teachers are invited to contact:
Susan Bryant at 519 669-5321 or shbryant@uwaterloo.ca
Since 2013, classrooms from schools in Woolwich have planted and cared for trays of seedlings over the winter months to be transplanted into pots at the nursery in May.
Teachers wishing to grow seedlings are invited to contact:
Ann Roberts at 519 669-1647 x 7027 or aroberts@woolwich.ca
Seedlings for Seniors is a recent addition to the program. We're enlisting seniors in Woolwich to plant and care for trays of seedlings over the winter months to be transplanted into pots at our nursery in May.
Those involved with seniors programs wishing to grow seedlings are invited to contact:
Ann Roberts at 519 669-1647 x 7027 or aroberts@woolwich.ca