Gardening with Kitchen Scraps Skillshare
Spring is around the corner (warm sunny days are coming!) and it's time to start thinking about our gardens.
Please join ONEIG via Zoom on Wednesday, April 6 from 7-8:00 p.m. for our skillshare on growing your own food with kitchen scraps and items you can repurpose from your home.
The first 45 minutes will be informative with educational information and step-by-step directions on how to start your own garden at home. The last 15 minutes are available for questions and discussion.
To be prepared to start your garden with us in real time, gather the following items from your home:
- From seeds: seeds, soil, a container such as strawberry container and a marker;
- OR regrow: root end of a vegetable, a cup, skewers, and water
We look forward to having you join us!
Your ONEIG team
P.S. We know that you all have amazing skills that are valuable to share! Please consider coordinating a skillshare with an eco-focus with ONEIG- email us at oneigrnao@gmail.com
Hilda Swirsky, ONEIG leadership member extraordinaire is helping to coordinate yet another thought- provoking webinar in collaboration with the Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synaogue and Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment.
Toronto City Councillor James Pasternak and Canadian Bioethicist Kerry Bowman will speak to the role of leadership as it intersects with pandemic conditions and the state of planetary health, including individual and collective ethical actions to respond to challenges such as decreasing our greenhouse gas emissions. This promises to be a lively and enlightening discussion. Register here on the Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synaogue website.
Sept 22: Intro to Enviromental Health Webinar
