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Sign the Petition for Urban Park Guelph
Yorklands Green Hub is part of a larger group of organizations and community members advocating for the establishment of a National Urban Park at the Reformatory Conservation District.
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Yorklands Community Update: 13 March 2026
March is here, and the YGH is pleased to share with you some events and activities planned for the coming weeks. We’re also getting ready for our annual Seedy Saturday, taking place later this month.
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Join the City Nature Challenge – Guelph
Explore Guelph and capture images of wildlife. Share your findings by uploading to iNaturalist.
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We’re Recruiting Volunteers!
We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join our Board, our communications team and our fundraising committee.
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Is a National Urban Park Possible in Guelph?
Read the cover story by Emmerson Jull on pages 18-19 of the Ontarian
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Urban Park Guelph presents an elegant solution to a protracted problem
The Ontario Reformatory Heritage Conservation District can become a national urban park and connect other properties in Guelph and surrounding areas.
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Seedy Saturday Workshop Schedule
🌱 Seedy Saturday On March 28, from 10am to 3pm, join us for YGH’s annual Seedy Saturday. We’re excited to bring the community together again for a day of education, connection, and seed exchanging. We’re pleased to announce some of the workshops planned for the day. Presented by several community members, these workshops offer participants…
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Join the Butterfly Movement
The David Suzuki Foundation is seeking applications for Butterflyway Rangers!
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Kortright Waterflow Park Lands Update
Kortright Waterfowl Park Lands Update Friends of the Kortright Waterfowl Park Lands, Get Involved Guelph, and Environmental Defense are thrilled with the unanimous Council decision to protect 20 acres of conservation land that were once part of the former Frank Kortright Waterfowl Park. At their February 10th planning meeting, Guelph City Council gave direction to…