
What we’re about
Cambridge City Green is a small group of volunteers that leverage dozens of other groups and thousands of individuals in Cambridge, Ontario to "be the change they want to see in the world." CCG is composed of volunteers who develop, host, and support community environmental projects like tree planting through the Cambridge Stewardship project, litter clean ups through the Community Clean Up Day, and an annual event (workshops, movie nights, etc.). CCG has been around since 1993 and is an action-oriented subcommittee of the Cambridge Environmental Advisory Committee of Council. Cambridge City Green initiated the Cambridge Stewardship project in 2007 with seven founding partners and one planting site. In the past 9 years (2007-2015), over 75+ groups and 3,000+ volunteers have planted over 10,000 indigenous trees, shrubs, and wildflowers at 23 sites during 81 planting events across Cambridge. Every year 3000-5000 individual volunteers and 50+ groups help take care of litter through the Cambridge Community Clean Up. Each year we plan an annual event, invite keynote speakers and local organizations doing interesting things, with an objective of positive change (rather than sitting around and complaining and blaming) and what YOU can do tommorrow. If you want to join Cambridge City Green in planning community projects, or starting new ones, or just want to participate in one of the events let us know.
Upcoming events (2)
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Most of us are aware of honey bees and common native bumble bees, but did you know that there are more than 900 bee species across Canada? Join us for an upcoming Bee City Canada webinar to learn about the hundreds of native bee species that call Canada home.
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In this webinar, Anthony Colangelo, Pollinator Partnership Canada's Outreach and Education Specialist, will dive deep into the world of bees. He will discuss bee diversity and life history (including how bees have evolved), introduce the seven bee families, teach you how to distinguish between some common bee groups, and will even show you how to tell whether the insect you're looking at is actually a bee and not a wasp or fly. There may even be a quiz at the end!
The information presented in this webinar is a part of Pollinator Partnership Canada's Pollinator Steward Certification program. If you're interested in learning more about the diversity of pollinators and how you can support them, you can learn more about the program here.
This webinar will be hosted on Zoom at 1:00pm EST on Tuesday, August 26th, 2025.
Please note that this webinar will take place in English.
Registration for this webinar is free, and we invite you to share the registration link with anyone you know that's interested!
If you have any questions, please email Jordan Phelps at jordan@beecitycanada.org and he will get back to you as soon as possible.
We hope to see you there!
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