London Environmental Network
944 Western Counties Road
London, ON, N6C 6A9
226-700-6945
The London Environmental Network (LEN) connects local environmental groups so they can be more effective, share resources and work better together. It also acts as a hub for Londoners to learn about environmental efforts in our city and how they can get involved.
Get Involved:
Volunteer Opportunities, Jobs & Events
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| July 15, 2021 | Virtual Volunteering Workshop: Protecting Our Waterways | This is an online virtual volunteering workshop session to learn more about environmental organizations and environmental volunteer positions in London Ontario. This workshop will highlight opportunities and events involving water stewardship, and will include speakers Tom Cull (Antler River Rally... |
| January 20, 2021 | Virtual Volunteer Workshop | This webinar will teach you about the London Environmental Network, an umbrella organization that builds participation, collaboration, and capacity in our community to co-create positive environmental change. In this webinar you will learn about our environmental programs that help organizations... |
| June 28, 2021 | Rain Barrel Fundraiser | Click here to order your rain barrel by July 2nd to support the London Environmental Network! You must pre-order here and the deadline to order is July 2nd 2021 Cost ranges from $40-$60 and there are lots of add-ons to help you get the most out of your rain barrel system The pickup event will be... |
| March 11, 2021 | Ontario's First Neighbourhood Powered by the Sun: West 5 | Buildings that target net zero energy. Solar parkades, streetlights, and art installations. You may have noticed Sifton's West 5 development in London's west end. Here's your chance to learn more and ask questions about this future-minded community. Hear about this ground-breaking project, 15 years... |
| January 3, 2024 | Multi-Year Budget Environmental Info Session | The City of London released its draft Multi-Year Budget for the 2024-2027 period. You can view the budget on the City of London's website here. The draft budget is now undergoing public review and engagement before its approval at City Council in March 2024. At our Multi-Year Budget Environmental... |
| April 29, 2022 | Lights Out London | This year, Bird Friendly London is launching a grassroots city-wide initiative to reduce light pollution in London by encouraging businesses to turn off unneeded lights after dark during the week of May 13-19, 2022 . This coincides with World Migratory Bird Day on May 14 , with this year’s theme... |
| March 11, 2021 | Hope Matters: Tackling Eco-Anxiety and Inspiring Climate Action | Whether you're experiencing climate anxiety or want to feel inspired, we invite you to this workshop to learn about your role in creating a better future. In this event, we will be hearing from author and speaker Dr. Elin Kelsey (author of Hope Matters: Why Changing the Way We Think Is Critical to... |
| November 22, 2021 | Greener Homes London Webinar: Winterizing Your Home | As the winter is fast approaching, homeowners are starting to cover up their home gardens, turn up the heat and prepare for the holiday season. But at what energy cost? Please join us the evening of November 30th to learn about what tips and tricks are available to you as a homeowner to help lower... |
| October 15, 2021 | Green in the City: Why Do We Need Sustainable Building Retrofits? | Did you know that residential and commercial buildings contribute to a combined 100,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per year in London? Heating and cooling buildings is a huge source of local emissions - especially when these buildings have outdated, inefficient, and fossil-fuel reliant... |
| October 15, 2021 | Green in the City: Who's Practicing Water Stewardship? | Freshwater is essential for life on this planet. Yet freshwater is a finite resource, and one that is depleting around the world due to climate change, pollution, and development. If we care about just and equal access to freshwater resources, currently and in the future, we must manage freshwater... |
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