These books help little ones learn about their bodies, that their body is their own, and how to set boundaries with other kids and adults. 

Join the growing circle of citizens who are asking big questions about what each of us can do for our shared future. Watch the Mobilizing Kingston for the Climate Emergency video presentation to get started! Borrow Seth Klein’s A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency and learn more about the book here.

Continue the conversation towards a more fair, cleaner, healthier, safer, world for our next generations right here, right now. Explore a daily CO2 dashboard and consider that reversing and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is the only way through the climate emergency. Sign up for the Climate Emergency Unit’s newsletter and stay informed about various campaigns. Join the Ontario Climate Emergency Campaign!

Want to learn more or do more?

Local Groups, Actions and Resources:

• 350 Kingston
• Cataraqui Conservation Native Tree & Shrub Sale
• City of Kingston’s Climate Leadership Plan
• City of Kingston’s Neighbourhood Tree Planting Program
• Commuter Challenge (June 5-11)
• Cycle Kingston
• Earthub
• Little Forests Kingston
• Loving Spoonful
• National Farmers Union 316
• Sustainable Kingston:
• Support the Wolfe Island Commons Pier Revitalization Project
• Volunteer with Sustainable Kingston's community engagement team
• Switch
• Topsy Farms Rewilding Project
• Utilities Kingston Preventative Plumbing Program
• Utilities Kingston Rain Barrel Program
• Wintergreen Studios

Funding/Grant Opportunities:

• Better Homes Kingston
• Canada Greener Homes Grant
• Community Foundation for Kingston & Area – Climate Crisis Fund
• Enbridge Rebates
• Kingston Community Climate Action Fund
• Pittsburgh Community Benefit Fund - Community Grants

KFPL is partnering with Kingston Gardening Society for a plant swap! Share the garden love on June 4 at the Isabel Turner Branch. Registrants will set up inside the Cataraqui Room starting at 1:30 p.m. and can swap from 2-3 p.m.