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Regenerating Toronto
Creating the future we want. Together!
Welcome to Regenerating Toronto
Regen Toronto works to educate, engage and inspire citizens to act on the known and proven solutions to the climate crisis. Through projects and partnerships, we collaborate with people and groups across the GTA and beyond with a sense of optimism and agency.
Embracing nature as the source of life and wellbeing is the key. Actions to remove carbon emissions make a thriving future possible. Together we can create a flourishing, regenerative world, with a climate, watershed and ecosystem that is healthy for the children of all species for generations to come.
Events
Join us at the 11th Water Docs Film Festival
for our Great Lakes region event!
RegenTO is happy to collaborate on Sunday afternoon on a screening of “The Erie Situation,” an eye-opening film about toxic algae blooms in our Great Lakes watershed. Then be inspired by the knowledge and passion of five great panelists, learn more about their programs of regeneration, and how you can act for positive change!
Climate Action Now!
Register for free tickets. And invite your friends!
In-person | November 19 | OISE Auditorium, 252 Bloor St W, Toronto
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Solutions In Action - Coming soon!
Learn about solutions that are already at work in our local communities to offset the climate crisis in our bioregion. It takes all of us. Six key areas are listed on the home page. Want to showcase your organization’s contributions to regeneration? We’re starting to list local group efforts on our Solutions pages, starting with these six sectors.
Why Regen?
Why Regeneration? Regeneration is nature’s default condition. When you injure yourself, you heal – you regenerate – unless you continue
Regenerating Our Future for People and Planet
The Greater Tkaronto Bioregion initiative is engaging Southern Ontario towns in creating a new story of how we live with each other in this critical Great Lakes zone.
Making Climate-Friendly Supermarkets
Mapping Climate-friendly Supermarkets
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CBC reporter Emily Chung from the “What On Earth?” podcast met us at the Toronto Eco-Fair, volunteered to add her local supermarket to our map, and then shared her findings.
"Regeneration puts life at the center of every action and decision. It applies to all of
life - grasslands, farms, insects, forests, fish, wetlands, coastlands, and oceans - and
it applies equally to family, communities, cities, schools, religion, commerce, & governments. And most spectacularly to climate."
- Project Regeneration
Regenerating Toronto
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Regenerating Toronto is the operating name of Drawdown Toronto, an incorporated, not-for-profit organization.
