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Leap into the new school year with litterless lunches
Peterborough GreenUP explains how packing zero-waste meals for your children saves money and is good for the environment too.
New community initiative invites you to help Clean Up Peterborough
Downtown Community Cigarette Butt Clean Up takes place on morning of August 11 starting at Quaker Foods City Square.
Five reasons you should build a rain garden for your home
Not only do they benefit the environment and your home, but Peterborough residents can get a subsidy to install one.
GreenUP’s Urban Bike Adventures Camp is helping Peterborough kids become confident cyclists
Affordable camp spaces are available for all riders with a limited number of free camp spaces for eligible girls, two-spirit, and gender-diverse youth.
A Peterborough couple has reduced their energy use by half by going fully electric
Michael and Norma Doran have also reduced their greenhouse gas emissions by over 86% by getting rid of natural gas.
Tips on how to help wildlife after the recent permanent closure of Kawartha Wildlife...
Charitable organization that cared for more than 3,000 animals over six years was forced to close in June due to a lack of funding.
GreenUP is leading the way with transformative green infrastructure projects in Peterborough
New initiatives supported by Green Communities Canada's Living Cities Canada Fund include greening projects with two local schools and One City's Trinity Centre.
Peterborough GreenUP can help keep your hard-to-recycle items from going to the landfill
Environmental organization collects items like toothpaste tubes and razors and sends them to Terracycle to be turned into raw materials.
Peterborough GreenUP’s Summer Ride Club program helps get families cycling together
Official kick-off is at the New Canadians Centre's 45th Anniversary Block Party on June 28.
Peterborough’s Ecology Park returns to its roots with new plant propagation initiative
GreenUP staff are using the 'propagation station' to experiment with growing nursery stock using minimal energy and irrigation.