Environmental Member Groups

The Halton Environmental Network (HEN) is a network of the approximately 40 environmental non-profit groups operating in Halton Region. Member groups are listed in the columns to the right. Details of each member group can be found in our online directory.

Membership in HEN provides an opportunity for local environmental groups to grow and reach a greater number of citizens. Benefits of membership include a listing and link in our online directory, a listing in the annual Halton Enviro Guide, and the opportunity to submit news, events, and volunteer needs for publication on our website and in our weekly ebulletin.

Click here tofind out more about becoming a HEN member group.

Recent Posts

• 25 January 2012 : Water Fluoridation Meeting Made Public (No Comments)
  

  Oakvillegreen recently held a public meeting on Water Fluoridation.  This issue will be coming back to the Regional Councillors on January 31st (deferred from January 10th). Coverage of the public meeting can [More...]

  
  
• 22 January 2012 : BurlingtonGreen’s winter newsletter (No Comments)
  

  BurlingtonGreen’s winter newsletter is now available at http://www.burlingtongreen.org/images/downloads/winter%202011%20newsletter.pdf

  
  
• 22 January 2012 : Northern Owls Exhibit (No Comments)
  

  Mountsberg Conservation Area is hosting the Royal Ontario Museum’s travelling Northern Owls exhibit from January 1 to February 23, 2012. A guided tour of this spectacular display will be included [More...]

  
  
• 20 January 2012 : Conservation Halton Works in Partnership with Landowners to Plant Trees (No Comments)
  

       Conservation Halton works in partnership with landowners to plant trees on either private or publically owned lands. Here are two forestry programs for landowners who have land they are [More...]

  
  
• 19 January 2012 : Vote for Songbird Meadows (No Comments)
  

  Voting Ends April 30th, 2012 Vote for Conservation Halton’s Songbird Meadows project in Shell Canada’s Fuelling Change contest. The project at the new Glenorchy Conservation Area is currently in 3rd place [More...]