EH! ENVIRONMENT HALIBURTON!

environment haliburton! thinks globally
​but acts locally.

mission: To promote environmental health  and social justice through advocacy and education.

  • Home
  • About EH!
    • Mission Statement
    • Who We Are
  • Enviro-Cafe Library
  • Annual General Meetings
    • AGM 2024
    • AGM 2022
    • AGM 2020
  • Areas of concern
    • Climate Change >
      • Things you can do
    • Blue Green Algae
    • Light Pollution
    • Shoreline/Lake Health
    • Wetlands
    • Water
    • Uranium/Radiation >
      • Mining
    • Waste/Food/ Composting
  • Working Groups
    • Enviro Café
    • Electrification
    • Green Burial
    • Haliburton in Transition >
      • Resilience >
        • Preparedness
      • Permaculture
    • ZERO Waste
  • Contact EH!
  • Memberships and Donations
  • New Page
“It’s surely our responsibility to do everything within our power to create a planet that provides a home not just for us, but for all life on earth.” 
David Attenborough, on his 99th birthday 


 Join Us!

Learn about becoming a member
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RESOURCES

  • Learn about our warming climate and the health risks.  
  • Reduce your personal danger from heat and its related environmental effects.
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Save the date! Saturday, August 9
Various makes of EVs will be on display, with their owner, or reps from dealerships. Steve Lapp, an authority on EVs and a speaker from the EV society will speak.
See you at the Haliburton Highlands Secondary School rain or shine. Bring your reusable water bottle. We aren't permitted to serve food or drinks at the school.
Questions? call 705-457-9239

ENVIRO-CAFÉS 

Explore presentations on a wide range of topics, including climate change, sustainable living, renewable energy, waste reduction, and biodiversity conservation.

These presentations (called Enviro Cafés)  provide an opportunity for community members to share ideas, learn about local and global environmental challenges, and explore solutions. 
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Enviro-cafés
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Photos

Haliburton County’s most valuable asset is its natural beauty. 

Send us your best photos of Haliburton nature so we can add to this compilation.
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  • Home
  • About EH!
    • Mission Statement
    • Who We Are
  • Enviro-Cafe Library
  • Annual General Meetings
    • AGM 2024
    • AGM 2022
    • AGM 2020
  • Areas of concern
    • Climate Change >
      • Things you can do
    • Blue Green Algae
    • Light Pollution
    • Shoreline/Lake Health
    • Wetlands
    • Water
    • Uranium/Radiation >
      • Mining
    • Waste/Food/ Composting
  • Working Groups
    • Enviro Café
    • Electrification
    • Green Burial
    • Haliburton in Transition >
      • Resilience >
        • Preparedness
      • Permaculture
    • ZERO Waste
  • Contact EH!
  • Memberships and Donations
  • New Page