Event & Programs

We host and promote events that feature expert-led interactive learning. These events also allow for networking and collaboration among multi-stakeholders. The community got to explore and adopt climate solutions that are local and practical. Come learn, ask questions, and leave with clear next steps.

Upcoming CARH Events:

Food & Climate Action Seminar;
Foundational Science Workshops

Owing to popular demands, we will host a 'Food and Climate Action' seminar again in March 2026. In April and May, we will lead 5 foundational science classes at Richmond Hill United Church to engage our young ones in learning about the climate crisis, and why and how we can tackle it in a myriad of ways.

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Climate-Related Community Events

Past Event Highlights & Takeaways

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Upcoming CARH Events: Food & Climate Action Seminar; Foundational Science Workshops

Owing to popular demands, we will host a 'Food and Climate Action' seminar again in March 2026. In April and May, we will lead 5 foundational science classes at Richmond Hill United Church to engage our young ones in learning about the climate crisis, and why and how we can tackle it in a myriad of ways.

Stay tuned for more details! Follow our Facebook and Instagram for all event updates

Upcoming CARH Events

Reserve your spot and bring a friend. Climate action grows faster when it feels social!

Featured Event: Food & Climate Action

Door Raffle Prize & SWAG Bags of eco-friendly goodies!

Join us for an inspiring Climate Action Seminar with a panel of experts on healthy diets, gardening, composting, and more!

Panel Speakers:

Dr. Zahra Kassam – Food Advisor, Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care

Robin Entera – Co-Founder, York Durham Plant Based Treaty

Debbie Coleman – Certified Master Gardener (LSSMG), Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society

Glenn Munroe – Manager, Special Projects, Compost Council of Canada

Nov 22 2025 (Sat) 2:00-4:30 p.m.

Location: Richmond Hill Central Library (Rooms A & B)

Limited seats!

Let’s tackle climate action together — one plate, one plant, and one compost pile at a time!

Tree Planting

Join us to plant native trees around Richmond Hill.

Volunteers planting young native trees in a community park on a sunny day.
Volunteers planting young native trees in a community park on a sunny day.
Energy Workshops

Hands-on sessions teaching simple home energy-saving techniques to reduce your carbon footprint and save money.

A small group gathered around a table with energy-saving devices and informational posters.
A small group gathered around a table with energy-saving devices and informational posters.
Community Talks

Monthly expert-led discussions on climate science, local impacts, and practical steps residents can take.

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Gallery

Snapshots from our community-driven climate efforts