Climate Action London

Who in the future will sit and enjoy the shade of a tree you plant today? What bird will sing from a branch of your tree?

FREE Tree Giveaway at Earthfest by ReForest London. Come early as there are limited quantities. Citi Plaza 11am - 4pm. Trees will be small enough to carry around and give a good hug to.

Whether planting a tree or all the small acts of environmental sustainability leave a legacy for future generations.

ReForest London will be located near the Clarence & King entrance to Citi Plaza.

The entire event is FREE! www.earthfestlondon.ca
Saturday Apr 25th 11am - 4pm Citi Plaza and Central Library

The Future we want can be achieved. It won't be gifted to us.

The Ultra Wealthy want you to believe that the current system is the only viable choice. They want you to think that change is impossible. It is through media campaigns, the constant lobbying of governments, limited choices given to consumers and other mechanisms.

THE REALITY!
Change can happen through collective action. Make a pledge to yourself to join others that are fighting for a sustainable future.

🌍 Policy & Lobbying groups
🌍 Direct Action Groups
🌍 Youth groups
🌍 Grassroots mobilizers
🌍 Conservation & Science Defenders
🌍 Legal Action Groups
🌍 Local and Community Groups
🌍 Justice Groups

Planet over Profit. Later is Too Late

Don't hiss-itate. It will be a sss-erious fang-tastic time at Earthfest.

Come meet the Salthaven Wildlife Ambassadors up close at Earthfest London! Saturday April 25th 11am in the Kid Zone, Central Library.

Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre is committed to the care and rehabilitation of sick, injured, orphaned or otherwise compromised wildlife; their goal is to return healthy animals to their natural habitat. Through education they are dedicated to increasing public awareness about and respect for the issues affecting Canadian wildlife.

Check out the Kid Zone schedule at
https://www.earthfestlondon.ca/performers/kidzone/

Earthfest London is a free event.

New for 2026: Calamint and Golden Grounsel

Nursery grown native plants at affordable prices that you won’t find at your local garden centre. Proceeds support local nonprofits. Link in bio or visit www.climateactionlondon.ca/plantsale.

Looking for something to replace periwinkle? Plant several Golden Grounsel close together, and they will out-compete any periwinkle trying to re-establish. Over time, they will self-seed to create a mass planting. Pairs well with Virginia Bluebells and Wood Asters and is even semi-evergreen.

Calamint provides reliable nectar for native bees, butterflies, and hoverflies (insects whose larvae feed on aphids and other garden pests). The leaves have a minty fragrance and though it spreads by stolons and seed, this low-growing native is well-mannered and won’t overrun your garden which makes it perfect for borders, ground covers, rocky edges, and pollinator patches. And because it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, it’s especially suited to dry, challenging areas that might frustrate fussier species.