New members and prospective members from the nature loving public are invited to The Toronto Bruce Trail Club Open House.

The eighth annual Smog Summit will provide Federal, Provincial and Municipal government leaders with the opportunity to announce new initiatives that commit to reducing smog, air pollution and greenhouse gases.

Entertaining and inspiring, Michael Shuman will give you practical ideas to help grow your business and improve your competitiveness, all while deepening your commitment to people, planet and profit.

The First Annual Escarpment Legacy Benefit is hosted by The Toronto Bruce Trail Club, with the theme “Capturing The Art & Beauty of the Bruce Trail.”

Escaping the cold winter temperatures and limited food sources of their high north breeding grounds, many waterfowl species fly south to warmer climates, including Toronto’s waterfront. Conservation staff will offer identification tips and demonstrate the habitat creation underway at this unique park.

Looking for an environmentally sensitive and privacy ensured method to dispose of your unwanted computer equipment? Leave it with Computation! From March 19th – 25th Computation is inviting the general public to drop-off their unwanted computer equipment for recycling.

This one-day conference will address issues on food sustainability.

This course covers a multitude of implementation issues.

Toronto GreenDrinks started in June 2005 and has attracted hundreds of environmental professionals and interested residents to their monthly gatherings.

This exhibit, consisting of 120 posters by Italian graphic designers who tackle the political, social, and environmental aspects of water, is a perfect match for the theme of 2008’s digifest.