UPCOMING EVENTS
COMING SOON !
PAST EVENTS
15 years anniversary at the Gatineau park !
September 11 and 12, 2021
Sierra Club Quebec invited members and participants to a one-day training session on September 11 to replenish their toolboxes for the fall challenges. The day broadcasted for free on zoom across Québec, and was held as a weekend getaway in the Outaouais as a regenerating in-person experience, on September 11 and 12. It was a moment of knowledge sharing, innovative and tangible solutions building, as well as a preparation session to speak to municipal and federal candidates!
Access the information for our hikes in nature here.
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Falaise Jamboree and iNaturalist Event
July 31, 2021
The point of this event is to fill out the biological picture of the falaise Saint Jacques in Montréal so that we can refer to it for environmental protection and stewardship. The event includes many activities : Birdwatching, history of the Falaise and nature walks, butterfly and firefly events ! With the application iNaturalist, and in collaboration with urbanature
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Webinar : Climate change and human mobility: overview and legal perspectives
July 13, 2021
Rising sea levels in the Pacific Islands, drought in the Sahel region, earthquakes and hurricanes in Central America and Asia... climate change and natural disasters are disrupting the livelihoods of many societies - forcing them to move or migrate to find refuge elsewhere. But these climatic and environmental migrations - for which there is no legal framework in international law - are largely misunderstood
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Webinar : Borders, Communities and Biodiversity
June 22, 2021
Modern boundaries have often been imposed without consideration for the communities situated directly on them, which have had serious consequences for the realities of cross-border populations and lead to the fragmentation of indigenous communities - and biodiversity.
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Webinar : Ecological connectivity & peri-urban areas
June 15, 2021
How can we restore our connection with nature, without having to move to the countryside to visit? Can we re-naturalize our living environments, particularly in peri-urban areas, in order to stop the very urge to move further and further away, fuelling the urban sprawl?
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Webinar : Chalk river and nuclear waste
June 8, 2021
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Webinar : Rights of Nature: la rivière Saint-Pierre
May 25, 2021
Montreal wishes to restore its historic rivers, mostly buried during urbanization (https://montrealgazette.com/.../from-the-archives-our...). However, one of its rivers which still flows, with a tremendous historical role, is in serious danger of being channeled and to also disappear from the landscape of sunlight and stars.
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Webinar : Technoparc, Roundtable
May 18, 2021