Learn more about how you can help protect Mississauga’s beautiful urban forest and natural areas from the threats posed by invasive species, while enjoying some free activities on-site, including:
- Garlic Mustard Pull Competition
- Guided Walks (45 min to 1 hr in length) at: 10:30 am, 11 am, 11:45 am, and 12:15 pm.
- Native Plant Giveaway
- Face Painting
- Popcorn Machine
Goats in the City will be showcasing goat grazing as a form of invasive species management, and there will be baby goats for the public to meet! As a reminder to those who want to meet the baby goats, the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care recommends:
- Immunocompromised persons and infants under one should avoid touching any animals.
- Children under five should not come in contact with young ruminants (ex: goats) or their immediate environment.
Local environmental organizations on-site include:
- Blooming Boulevards
- City of Mississauga Forestry
- Credit Valley Conservation Authority
- Goats in the City
- Invasive Phragmites Control Centre
- Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation
- Riverwood Conservancy
- Toronto & Region Conservation Authority