À nous de jouer pour le changement

As part of Montreal Climate Week, TOHU invites you to an afternoon dedicated to biodiversity and environmental issues. Come discover the Pollinator Trail, learn more about the species that contribute to the health of our ecosystems, and explore different ways to take action through fun and participatory activities.

Sunday, September 13, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

On the program

11 a.m. — Les acrobates du ciel
Attend a fascinating show presented by Faucon-Éduc’s biologist educators. Discover the mysteries of birds of prey and witness their impressive flying demonstrations up close in the unique setting of Frédéric-Back Park. Eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons will showcase their remarkable abilities before meeting the public at the end of the presentation.

1:30 p.m. — Pollinator Trail inauguration
Join us for the unveiling of the new interpretive panels along the Pollinator Trail, designed to help visitors better understand the biodiversity found at TOHU.

1:45 p.m. — Guided tour of the Pollinator Trail
Accompanied by Polliflora, discover the pollinators and biodiversity found around TOHU during a guided tour of the trail.

2:30 p.m. — Environmental Activities
Continue the afternoon with your choice of activity: take part in the Ecological Renaissance Fresk Workshop or discover board games focused on environmental issues. An opportunity to exchange ideas, reflect collectively, and better understand the environmental challenges that affect us all.

An afternoon to observe, understand, exchange and take action for a more sustainable environment.

I understand that, by participating in this event, I am entering a space where photographs, audio recordings, and video footage may be taken. By participating in this event, I consent to my image and/or voice being captured and used for purposes of broadcasting, publication, exhibition, or reproduction.

About Montreal Climate Week

This event is part of Montreal Climate Week, a metropolitan initiative that brings communities together to imagine and build more just, resilient and sustainable futures. All Montreal Climate Week events are required to follow its Engagement Policy and contribute to a respectful, inclusive and welcoming environment for people of all backgrounds and identities.

To learn more about Montreal Climate Week and its Engagement Policy, visit scmtl.ca.