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Native Flowers: Best for Bees, Butterflies, Birds, and Other Wild Creatures

The post Native Flowers: Best for Bees, Butterflies, Birds, and Other Wild Creatures appeared first on Clean North .

Growing Minds: Early Years Gardening

The post Growing Minds: Early Years Gardening appeared first on Clean North .

Fight the urge to be cynical about recycling

Recycling fails when we collectively give up on it Since Circular Materials harmonized recycling collection across the province on January The post Fight the urge to be cynical about recycling appeared first on Clean North .

What the new natural burial by-law will mean for Sault Ste. Marie

Honouring life, protecting the Earth By Sisley Comish, guest blogger A new by-law recently approved by the Sault Ste. Marie The post What the new natural burial by-law will mean for Sault Ste. Marie appeared first on Clean North .

Clean North Releases Free New Guide to Organizing Repair Cafes

By guest blogger Sisley Comish Clean North has released Tears, Wears & Repairs: A Guide to Organizing Repair Cafes, a The post Clean North Releases Free New Guide to Organizing Repair Cafes appeared first on Clean North .

Two outstanding local students win Clean North environmental scholarships

We are thrilled to announce the 2025 recipients of our annual scholarships: Alexander Phippen of Sault Ste. Marie, a recent The post Two outstanding local students win Clean North environmental scholarships appeared first on Clean North .

Got a patch of empty land in the Sault/Algoma?

This fab program could help you reforest it at low cost! What if we told you that this year alone, The post Got a patch of empty land in the Sault/Algoma? appeared first on Clean North .

Which recent high school grads just won a $500 Clean North scholarship?

Congratulations to Ava Hill, Aili Laird, Mya Moody, and James Newbery, four area high school students who won a 2024 The post Which recent high school grads just won a $500 Clean North scholarship? appeared first on Clean North .

Why and how to lose your lawn

What’s the largest irrigated crop in North America? Would it shock you to learn that it’s our lawns? So in The post Why and how to lose your lawn appeared first on Clean North .

Check out who won a Clean North Award

Clockwise from top left: Isaac Jeffery; Carter Dorscht and Corinne Wilkerson of The Kensington Conservancy; Chevaun Toulouse; Erica Hogan of The post Check out who won a Clean North Award appeared first on Clean North .