This hands-on activity lets you create a rustic, wall mounted, plant holder. We provide all the materials, you get a great way to show off your plants!
No experience necessary! We’ll walk you step-by-step through the process during the workshop. Plants not included but examples of how to use the mason jars to hold your plants will be provided.
2021 will be the 11th consecutive year for our All About Boards Program!
Please note that this series will be offered online, it will not be recorded and we encourage you to attend live online.
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Topic: Composting yes, but effective microorganisms can have other uses too!
Topic: Let's talk about small wind and solar and what you need to consider
Topic: Solar hot water air collector - make your very own for less than $100
Topic: Fireplace efficiency and rocket stoves - reducing your carbon footprint
Climate change is here, we see the impacts as extreme weather events become more frequent, and the temperature rises. The time to take action is now. The public is invited to attend the Thames Region Ecological Association’s FREE how-to workshop series on taking personal action against climate change. Reducing the amount of greenhouse gases we emit is key to preventing climate change and supporting future generations.
The next City Symposium explores the theme of work and employment.
Speakers include Debbie Rudman (School of Occupational Therapy), Susana Caxaj (School of Nursing), Carol Stewart (Employment Sector Council), and Clark Bryan (Aeolian Hall).
Learn about the moving image and experience a film in Trinity Church.
Short talk and film introduction by Dr. Janelle Blankenship from Western University.
History + is a unique program that lets you explore different aspects of the Village, and history, than you may experience during a regular visit.
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