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SUMMARY:Toronto Urban Forest and Ravines Restoration
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n		\n\n\n\n\n\n		\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/toronto-urban-forest-and-ravines-cleanup/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:World Environment Day 2026: Guided Nature Walk at Tommy Thompson Park
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n				\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/world-environment-day-2026-guided-nature/
LOCATION:TOMMY THOMPSON PARK\, 1 Leslie Street\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M4M 3M2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:The Park Ride 2nd Edition: A Biodiversity Biking Adventure
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n				\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/the-park-ride-toronto/
LOCATION:Sentinel Rd at Murray Ross Parkway\, Sentinel Rd at Murray Roos Parkway\, North York\, Ontario
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n				\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/pedal-to-nature-community-cycling/
LOCATION:Fred Yong Park\, 440 Cook Read\, North York\, Ontario\, M3J 0A1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:Discover the Black Creek Ravine: Guided Nature Walk & Stewardship Learning Experience
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n				\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/guided-ravine-interpretive-nature-walk/
LOCATION:Fred Yong Park\, 440 Cook Read\, North York\, Ontario\, M3J 0A1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260822T090000
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SUMMARY:The Park Ride: A Biodiversity Biking Adventure to Lake Ontario (Humber Bay Shores Park)
DESCRIPTION:🚴🌿 Pedal to Nature: Community Cycling for Climate Action & Ecological Awareness				\n				\n									Learn to Ride. Explore Nature. Take Climate Action.Looking for a fun\, healthy\, and meaningful way to spend time outdoors this summer?   Join Pedal to Nature\, a free community cycling and environmental education program designed to help youth\, families\, and adults build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take climate action in their daily lives.   Delivered by a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with the registered charity Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada)\, Pedal to Nature combines bicycle skills training\, guided nature rides\, and environmental learning experiences that encourage active transportation and environmental stewardship.   Why Pedal to Nature?Cycling is one of the simplest ways individuals can reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions while improving health and well-being.   Through this program\, participants will: Develop safe cycling skills and confidenceLearn about local ecosystems\, wildlife\, rivers\, and pollinatorsExplore Toronto’s beautiful trail systems and green spacesConnect climate action with everyday transportation choicesMeet neighbours and enjoy outdoor recreationDevelop a greater appreciation for nature and environmental stewardshipProgram Activities🚲 Cycling Skills TrainingAll training sessions will take place at: Fred Young Park440 Cook RoadNorth York\, ON M3J 1L4   Training sessions (morning and evening) include: Bicycle safety checksBraking and turning techniquesHand signals and communicationGroup riding etiquetteTrail safety awarenessClimate action educationLocal ecology and biodiversity learningParticipants should attend at least one training session before participating in organized rides.   🌳 Guided Nature Ride: Black Creek Parkland TrailA beginner-friendly ride suitable for: YouthFamiliesNew cyclistsCommunity members interested in natureParticipants will explore: Native plantsPollinatorsUrban biodiversityWatershedsClimate action in local neighbourhoods🌿 Black Creek Parkland Trail to Downsview Park TrailDesigned for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and endurance while exploring Toronto’s urban green spaces.   🚴 Humber River Eco-RideThis extended guided ride follows sections of the Humber River Recreational Trail and is intended for experienced cyclists and approved participants. Topics include: River ecosystemsHabitat conservationClimate resilienceNature-based solutionsEnvironmental stewardshipParticipation is subject to organizer approval and cycling ability.   Equipment Support AvailableWe believe everyone should have access to active transportation opportunities. A limited number of bicycles and helmets may be available for participants who do not have access to their own equipment. Participants requiring support should indicate this during registration.   Who Can Participate?Youth (10 years and older)Children below 10 will need one of their parent/guardian to be presentFamiliesAdultsNewcomersCommunity residentsNo previous cycling experience is required for training sessions. Participants under 18 years of age must provide consent from a parent or guardian before participating.   CostFREEThere is no cost to participate. Spaces are limited and registration is required.   Register Today👉 Complete The Registration Form   ContactUlrich Stephane Tchiegdjo TamoNeighbourhood Climate Action Champion 📧 stephane.tamo@eefabecanada.org 								\n				\n		\n				\n					Partners & Supporters				\n				\n									Pedal to Nature is delivered by Ulrich Stephane Tchiegdjo Tamo\, a neighbourhood Climate Action Champion in partnership with Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada (EEFABE Canada).   This project is supported through the Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions (NCAC) Program\, funded by the City of Toronto and Live Green Toronto.   Together\, we are helping residents build cycling confidence\, connect with nature\, and take meaningful climate action in their communities. 								\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Event Details :				\n				\n		\n				\n							\n							\n										Organiser : Ulrich Stephane Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion\n									\n								\n										Date : 10 Aug 2026 - 06 Sept 2026\n									\n								\n										Morning Session : 08:30 - 11:00 am\n									\n								\n										Evening Session : 05:00 - 07:00 pm\n									\n								\n											\n\n											Location : Fred Young Park (440 Cook Rd)\n											\n									\n						\n						\n				\n				\n					\n        \n				Claim Your Spot\n				\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n					\n				\n			\n			\n        				\n				\n				\n				\n		\n		\n		\n				\n					Contact Us :				\n				\n		\n				\n					First Name *Last NameEmail Address *Subject *Message *Send
URL:https://eefabecanada.org/event/biodiversity-biking-exploit-to-lake-ontario/
LOCATION:Sentinel Rd at Murray Ross Parkway\, Sentinel Rd at Murray Roos Parkway\, North York\, Ontario
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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ORGANIZER;CN="Environmental Education for a Better Earth Canada":MAILTO:events@eefabecanada.org
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