Conservation Halton
Site: Burlington - Britannia Rd
Service: Green Space: Newcomer Youth Climate Forum
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Record #:
MIL4095
Last Modified:
07 Nov 2024
Last Full Update:
02 May 2024
Contact Information
| Office Phone | 905-336-1158 |
| Fax | 905-336-7014 |
| web@hrca.on.ca | |
| Website | www.conservationhalton.ca/education/#green-space-Newcomer-Youth-Climate-Forum |
| Social Media |  Flickr,  LinkedIn,  YouTube |
| Primary Contact | Linda Scott, Manager, Visitor Experience; Phone: ext 0; Email: lscott@hrca.on.ca |
| Alternate Contact | Phone: ext 226 |
Site Information
| Located In Community | Burlington |
| Address & Map | |
| Intersection | Guelph Line and Britannia Rd |
| Physical Access | Not Applicable - depends on location |
Agency Information
| Funding | Regional / Municipal ; Provincial ; Fundraising ; Fees |
Description and Service Details
| Description (Service) | Conservation Halton's Green Space: Newcomer Youth Climate Forum, launched in 2021 with RBC Tech for Nature. The program empowers youth ages 14-29 to learn about climate change, develop practical skills, and build friendships. Workshops provide volunteer hours, leadership training, and project engagement. Gain skills in environmental monitoring, technology, and innovation. Topics include:
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| Hours | Administration office open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am - 4 pm. Program hours vary with each program. |
| Areas Served | Halton Region ; Hamilton (City of) ; Mississauga ; Wellington County |
| Eligibility | Ages: 14 year(s) - 29 year(s) Self identified newcomer youth and young adults |
| Application | Contact for information or apply online. |
| Languages | English |
| Fees | Program ; fees may apply for some programs |
Categories and Classification
| Youth Main Categories | Newcomers |
| Youth Sub-Categories | Newcomer Settlement Services |
| Service Categories | Environmental Beautification ; Land Conservation ; Outdoor Environmental Education ~ Community Newcomers ; Outdoor Environmental Education ~ Youth |
