Signal Boost Initiative

Through our Signal Boost Initiative, ReForest London hosts and supports free and low-cost environmental events through the new Westminster Ponds Centre. In partnership with the London Environmental Network, dozens of environmental organizations lead public education events and volunteer training sessions.

Signal Boost Initiative Survey

The Signal Boost Initiative is coming to a close and we need your feedback! Learn more about how you can help us create better programs that meet the needs of the London community by completing the Signal Boost Initiative Community Survey.

Signal Boost Initiative Goals

Through SBI, we hope that conversations and activities surrounding the environment will increase environmental knowledge and action in our community, which is why we have the following goals:

  • Dramatically increase the number of educational opportunities available in London to help individuals deepen their understanding of environmental topics and mobilize them to scale up their collective and individual actions.
  • By offering financial support, staff support and an event venue to local organizations, we are building up the environmental sector in London. Organizations will now have the opportunity to scale up their important work.

Together, these goals will help us to ‘move the needle’ on environmental action here in London and in our region.

Types of Topics Covered in the Past

Sustainable Transportation

Flowers & Insects

Waste

Upcoming SBI Events

We are always planning new workshops and online learning events! Please visit our Events page for more information about SBI event dates, topics and information.

Contact Information

If you are interested in hosting an event or have any questions, contact Shaquille Sealy, Acting Co-Executive Director at [email protected].

Thank you donors!

We gratefully acknowledge the following Volunteer Training Centre donors: the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Government of Canada, the Sifton Family Foundation, the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph and the City of London.