The London Environmental Network's Environmental Action Incubator program supports six projects that demonstrate a positive impact on the local environment.

The PATCH: E-Bike

In this video we will learn about The PATCH and their newly purchased bicycle allowing them to develop a net zero delivery and compost pick up plan.

Clenn Cairn Community Resource Ceter: Food for All

In this video we will learn about Glen Cairn Community Resource Centre's Food For All, a food upcycling project. With this program, they are able to process the donated food that is soon to perish into things such as prepared meals, soups, smoothies, and juices; thus prolonging its shelf life, and in turn further distribute it to those that need it.

LOLA Bees: Pollinator Pals

In this video we will learn about LOLA Bees and Pollinator Pals, a youth-focused program that engages with children aged 6-12 and their families in learning about sustainability through the lens of natural urban beekeeping and native plant gardening.

Growing Chefs: Cold Frame Covers

In this video we will learn about Growing Chefs! Ontario's cold frame covers for their newly built garden beds. Growing Chefs! Ontario provide more than 10,000 children, youth and families annually with hands-on culinary and gardening experiences, and by extending their growing season, they will be able to provide these learning opportunities year-round.

The Market at the western Fair District: Carolinian Zone Story Boards

In this video we will learn about The Market at the Western Fair District sharing their new story boards highlighting the diverse and special Carolinian Zone species around London.

Sustainable Growers of London: Community Potluck

In this video we will learn about the Sustainable Growers of London, a new group of Londoners wanting to learn skills to grow their own food and empower others to do the same. They also hosted a community potluck so members can share produce from their gardens and celebrate the season.