Celebrate Earth Day All Month Long
Earth Day was initially celebrated on April 22, 1970, marking the inception of the environmental movement. It has since evolved into the largest participatory environmental movement on the planet.
Sustainability Office - Earth Day Pop-up 🌎
Join the Sustainability Office for Earth Day celebrations! Earth Day is a worldwide event dedicated to raising environmental awareness and inspiring action to protect our planet. Celebrate with us by planting native seeds to support biodiversity and enjoy a delicious cupcake as we honor this special day together. Let’s make a difference for our Earth!
- Date: Tuesday, April 22nd 2025
- Time: 2:00-4:00pm
- Location: Student Services Hub
Check out the events happening across Mississauga and on campus!
- U of T Carbon Reduction Fund: Submissions open on Monday, March 17 and close on Thursday, May 1 at 11:59 p.m. Learn more
- City of Mississauga Clothing and Electronics Collection Drive April 14 - 27, 2025. Learn more
- City of Mississauga Tree Planting events - various dates in May 2025. Learn more
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Learn more about events happening:
Everyone has a role to play in contributing to sustainable change at UTM and beyond. Find and discover the many ways you can get involved in sustainability on- and off-campus!
Opportunities
Sustainability Guide
The sustainability guide is a one-stop-shop for all things green at UTM, designed
primarily for students. It covers seven main areas, including: UTM’s Sustainability
Strategic Plan, sustainability-focused academic programs, certificates, the Master
of Science in Sustainability (MScSM) program, sustainability student groups,
events, and every day steps to live a more sustainable life.
Sustainability Campus Tours
The Sustainability Office offers tours to the campus community that highlight the many sustainability features we have on campus. Tours may include behind the scene looks in mechanical rooms, UTM's bees, nature trails and much more! Buildings usually include: Maanjiwe nendamowinan, Instructional Building, and the New Science Building.
Connect with us to request a tour: sustainability.fmp@utoronto.ca