Three colorful leaves sit above the text "Climate Stewards Connecting Queen Mary Park" against a pale green background.

The Connected Kitchen Project Foundation

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Connecting Queen Mary is a City of Edmonton-funded neighbourhood initiative that brings residents together through climate adaptation, environmental stewardship, and community connection.Starting Oct 11, participants explore practical climate adaptation while building stronger relationships with one another and the place they call home. Our goal is to cultivate a community of connected stewards who feel a shared responsibility for one another, their neighbourhood, and the climate hazards that affect us all. Sun Oct 11, 10am&ndash;3pm: Connection, with Maia Mudric (Touch Grass Club).&nbsp;Coffee and an introduction, then a neighbourhood walk with Maia Mudric. Session 1 establishes the culture for the Connecting Queen Mary series. By building relationships with people, place andnature, participants begin to see Queen Mary Park as a shared community worth caring for. The session introduces thejourney of Connect &rarr; Observe &rarr; Act &rarr; Prepare and creates the curiosity and relationships that support the remainingsessions. Sun Oct 18, 10am&ndash;3pm: Phenology walk, with Nathan Binnema.Phenology means returning to the same place again and again and noticing how it changes through the seasons. This session is outdoors the whole time. We&#39;ll send the meeting spot to registered participants. Bring your journal from Oct 11.Supported by the City of Edmonton&#39;s Community Climate Adaptation Micro Grant, with in-kind support from Northmark and NorQuest College. Monday, October 19, evening, Earth&#39;s Refillery (<a fr-original-style="text-align: start;" href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/10831+95+St+NW?entry=gmail&source=g" id="isPasted" style="text-align: start; text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">10831 95 St NW</a>)&nbsp;TICKETS WILL BE POSTED SOON!Turf the Turf, led by Dustin Bajer of Public Ecology. Saturday, November 7: Clean Up Queen Mary ParkTICKET WILL BE POSTED SOON!A neighbourhood cleanup organized by Matt! Exciting opportunity to get involved within the community!&nbsp;

Connecting Queen Mary is a City of Edmonton-funded neighbourhood initiative that brings residents together through climate adaptation, environmental stewardship, and community connection.Starting Oct 11, participants explore practical climate adaptation while building stronger relationships with one another and the place they call home. Our goal is to cultivate a community of connected stewards who feel a shared responsibility for one another, their neighbourhood, and the climate hazards that affect us all. Sun Oct 11, 10am–3pm: Connection, with Maia Mudric (Touch Grass Club). Coffee and an introduction, then a neighbourhood walk with Maia Mudric. Session 1 establishes the culture for the Connecting Queen Mary series. By building relationships with people, place andnature, participants begin to see Queen Mary Park as a shared community worth caring for. The session introduces thejourney of Connect → Observe → Act → Prepare and creates the curiosity and relationships that support the remainingsessions. Sun Oct 18, 10am–3pm: Phenology walk, with Nathan Binnema.Phenology means returning to the same place again and again and noticing how it changes through the seasons. This session is outdoors the whole time. We'll send the meeting spot to registered participants. Bring your journal from Oct 11.Supported by the City of Edmonton's Community Climate Adaptation Micro Grant, with in-kind support from Northmark and NorQuest College. Monday, October 19, evening, Earth's Refillery (<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/10831+95+St+NW?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" target="_blank">10831 95 St NW</a>) TICKETS WILL BE POSTED SOON!Turf the Turf, led by Dustin Bajer of Public Ecology. Saturday, November 7: Clean Up Queen Mary ParkTICKET WILL BE POSTED SOON!A neighbourhood cleanup organized by Matt! Exciting opportunity to get involved within the community!

The Connected Kitchen Project Foundation

Climate Stewards: Connecting Queen Mary

10844 117 St NW

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