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We will be offering a guided nature hike in one of our beautiful biodiversity hotspots in the HRM, in partnership with a local environmental NGO working to protect our important ecosystems.
We will be leading a field trip to Oberland Agriscience to learn about black soldier flies and their potential as a sustainable feed source for the fisheries industry. Come learn and be inspired!
We will be inviting local change-makers from various fields, from environmental health, to sustainable business, to biodiversity conservation, to talk to us about their career paths and the inspirational work they are doing!
We will be hosting a series of art-based workshops, similar to our previous tile workshop, helping participants connect with nature, express complex emotions and build community through fun and creative expression!
Small, team-building event to plant native seedlings by the Killam Library (the raised bed area between the Killam Library and the Chemistry building)
We planted around 70 plants, representing around 15 different species!
May 2025
Our biggest event of the summer; public event to plant native seedlings, and hopes for the future in the Eco-Hope garden! We planted around 100 plants, representing around 20 different species!
June 2025
Educational event in partnership with DUGS to plant native seedlings and remove invasive goutweed.
July 2025
EcoHope participated in the Beet Street Market outdoor farmers market to give away some free native seedlings!
We're happy to report that all of our approximately 30 seedlings that we brought to the event went home to a loving family!
July 2025
EcoHope's science communication intern Linden Thomas and faculty team member Dr. Georgia Klein were happy to be part of the Dal Faculty of Science's Meet-A-Scientist event at the Halifax Central Library!
They enjoyed teaching kids about the importance of native plant and pollinator interactions, and chatting with youth and adults about our research on eco-anxiety, and cultivating eco-hope through positive actions, community engagement and fun outdoor activities!
July 2025
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Monarch Butterfly on Swamp Milkweed. Image Credit: Amy Mui