Join us in an effort to completely clean out and revitalize one of the most neglected, trash filled ravines in the Don Valley About this Event On April 27th 2019, we invite you to join us in the critical…
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Don’t Mess with the Don is partnering up with Greenpeace Canada, Stop Plastics Toronto, Zero Waste Hub and Strawless Toronto to organize a big cleanup and Brand Audit event underneath the Overlea Blvd bridge in E.T. Seton Park. We will…
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Source: Elite East York marathoner in race to save polluted Don Valley An East York marathoner who won the 2014 Brooklyn Marathon is hoping to come up with a winning formula to help clean up the polluted Don River and…
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Jul 6, 2018 Source: Don River Park Plogging has come to the Don Valley. A combination of jogging and the Swedish term “plocka upp” (pick up), ploggers clean up litter while getting in their exercise. We chatted with runner Lawrence…
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Hi Everyone Sunday June 17th we are hosting a clean up of our beloved Don trails. The trilliums are blooming, there are flowers everywhere. So much beauty half hidden by mounds of trash. Please give back at least an hour…
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The Don Valley is one of Toronto’s most prized outdoor spaces, but one runner who frequents the area is issuing a stark warning: “our trails are dying.” Source: Parts of Don Valley look like a landfill, trail runner warns |…
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When he was in the Don Valley with a garbage bag, people would stop to help him pick up the trash. In response to this support, Mr. Warriner and others created a group called ‘Don’t Mess with the Don‘ Source:…
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Below is some footage of Lawrence Warriner talking about issues facing the Don Valley Ravines
Hi Everyone This Saturday, Parks Toronto along with the U of T Mountain Biking Club are hosting a clean up of our beloved Don trails. The trilliums are blooming, there are flowers everywhere. So much beauty half hidden by mounds…
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Below is a short [2min 40sec] video showing one of the worst areas in question along the ridge of the Don Valley Ravines behind the 75 and 79 Thornclife Park Drive.