Be The Change Season 14 kicks off!

The 14th season of Be The Change kicks off on Tuesday May 31st 2022 for another tremendous season outdoors at The Collingwood Brewery. We have a great lineup of films focusing on environmental advocacy and education…for the whole family! Screening times will change with the sunset. Bring a blanket or a chair, grab a seat on the lawn and enjoy food and drink, available for purchase. For our full list of films [...]

Collingwood See the Salmon Run Event Sat. Sept. 25

Major salmon migration event includes nature walk with conservation experts, gourmet food, FREE kids snack and edu-tainment! After a year’s hiatus, the Blue Mountain Watershed Trust’s See the Salmon Run event is back: on Saturday, September 25th. The Collingwood/Town of Blue Mountains event is a chance for people of all ages to see scores of massive Chinook Salmon fight their way up Silver Creek on their annual spawning run. This year’s [...]

Be The Change Season 13 is here!

We are thrilled to announce that we have kicked off our 13th season of Be The Change. After too long of a break, we are delighted to bring back films focusing on environmental advocacy and education to Collingwood. This year, our summer film screenings will be happening outdoors at the Collingwood Brewery, where refreshments will be available for purchase. Screenings will begin at 8pm, please remember to bring your own [...]

Info Session: Help us SAVE Escarpment wetlands – Video Recording

Gift certificate & charitable receipt Our info session was a great success—thank you to the 75+ who attended. Please see the video below for a replay of the 15-minute presentation and 45-minute Q&A that followed. For this final fight before the Environmental Review Tribunal, for their final decision on SR 26/27, we need approximately $30,000 (see details in the presentation) and we are still far short of our goal. The Maker’s Outpost, [...]

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Webinar on Development in the Collingwood / Blue Mountains Area

On Monday December 1st 2020, the Blue Mountain Watershed Trust held a webinar on local development in our area: What Does Development Mean to You? We had over 150 people sign up to attend and lots of great discussion. If you missed it, you can see it below. Discover how planning works: from provincial to municipal Find out what’s in store for the next 20 years See ecologically acceptable local development [...]