April is Environmental Month
As People of Action, Rotarians have been shaping the conversation on the environment for years
After years of scientific data and media attention we all know that pollinators are in trouble. Thousands of bee colonies have disappeared, billions of pollinator insects are missing, as well the iconic Monarch Butterfly is dwindling down to alarming numbers. A 58% reduction over last year’s population has been recorded at the sanctuaries in Mexico.
Interact Club of Collingwood
Support youth projects in our community by bidding on great prizes from local businesses and individuals!
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The “Adventure in Understanding” program is an annual six day (five night) cultural canoe experience for twenty young First Nation and non-native youth ages sixteen to eighteen years old. It is a co-ed canoe voyage along the Trent Severn Waterway from the new Canadian Canoe Museum waterfront in Peterborough (departing August 24th) to Curve Lake First Nation (arriving August 29th) The program, now in its 10th year, was developed by the Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha with the assistance of the Curve Lake First Nation Youth Committee and is offered with the co-operation of Camp Kawartha and the Canadian Canoe Museum.
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Our progress in the fight against polio shows why vaccination is important
Rotary’s legislative body meets every three years to vote on proposals to move the organization forward
