Farzaheh advised that the spring event at Central Library was very well attended with over 60 people. Some lessons learned: didn’t ensure speakers were not from same subject group or have speakers before hand, didn't know what speakers would be talking about and didn’t have survey/feedback forms. There was a good presentation about planting that would have been better at the start of the event.
The main topic for the September 13 event is fall yard and garden care. Speakers are being lined up.
A third page will be created on the carbon savings app to make the app look less busy and information will be added about the resources used to create the app.
The April 21 clean up was well attended with approximately 50 people and 40 bags of garbage collected.
The SDC annual tour is tentative for October 10 from 6-8 pm subject to the actual venue.
Jillian shared that the City of Mississauga has partnered with Blackwood Gallery to offer a climate change disruptive art event that will shut down a whole area on Lakeshore Road. Details of the event are available at: http://blackwoodgallery.ca/exhibitions/2018/WorkofWind.html