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Celebrating 5 Years of Impact

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United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are calls to action outlined by the United Nations that aim to improve the lives of everyone around the world and promote the protection of the environment. These goals guide the design of community initiatives, including those led by Human Nature Projects (HNP) Canada. Over these past five years, our initiatives have aligned with the following SDGs:

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being

HNP Canada’s community cleanups, invasive species removals, and tree planting events create healthier and safer public spaces, supporting both physical and mental well-being.

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SDG 4: Quality Education

Through webinars, symposiums, and the Youth Environmental Advocacy Fellowship, HNP Canada increases environmental literacy and equips youth with skills to take meaningful climate action.

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SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

Workshops like Water Contamination and Human Health raise awareness about water pollution and encourage sustainable water practices.

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SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Programs are designed to be inclusive, engaging youth from diverse backgrounds, including Indigenous and international participants.

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SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

Tree plantings, pollinator gardens, and cleanups strengthen community resilience and improve urban green spaces.

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SDG 13: Climate Action

All initiatives encourage climate action, inspiring youth to reduce environmental impacts and foster sustainable practices locally and globally.

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Our Events

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Community Cleanups

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Community Cleanups

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Tree Plantings

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Community & Pollinator Gardens

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Summits, Conferences, and Symposiums

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Youth Environmental Advocacy Fellowship (YEAF)

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Annual Earth Day Competition

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Workshops, Webinars and Panels

Other Accomplishments

In 2022, HNP Canada received the “Making the World Happen” Award from AllEvents.in, recognizing our efforts in creating engaging and impactful community events that inspire environmental awareness and action.

AllEvents “Making the World Happen” Award

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Ignite Fair Attendee

HNP Canada has participated in Ignite Fair, the largest youth-run volunteer fair in the Greater Toronto Area, for three consecutive years: 2022, 2023, and 2024. The event connects youth with meaningful volunteer opportunities, and by participating, we expanded our community outreach and promoted upcoming volunteer opportunities and environmental initiatives. Through continued involvement, we engage youth, share our impact, and inspire environmental action across Ontario and beyond.

In 2023, HNP Canada received an MP Certificate of Appreciation from Member of Parliament Sonia Sidhu, recognizing the organization’s continued commitment to environmental education, youth empowerment, and community impact.

MP Certificate of Appreciation

In October 2024, HNP Canada received an award from Rowena Santos, the Counsellor of Wards 1 and 5 in Brampton. This award was presented to HNP Canada in recognition of our community cleanup at Teramoto Park, where over 115 pounds of garbage was collected and adequately disposed of by our team of volunteers. Furthermore, in April 2025, HNP Canada collaborated with the councillor and her youth council for a record-breaking earth day event that brought together over 400 youth for a cleanup, tree planting, e-waste collection, and community BBQ, making a big positive impact on the community.

Award from Councillor Rowena Santos

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