What are EARTH TALKS?
Earth Talks is a free community program, in partnership with the Canmore Public Library that brings monthly environmental speakers and conversations relevant to our community.
On one Monday evening each month, we host a community knowledge holder in the Friends Program Room at 7:00pm for an Earth Talk. Earth Talks will typically be held on the third Monday of the month, with a few exceptions.
Thank you to the Rotary Club of Canmore for supporting this initiative.
“Earth Talks is very informative. Great information and good explanations of more scientific, difficult pieces.” -Community member
“I love the community connecting, learning together, and discussing key shared topics!” - Community member
Over the past few months, Earth Talks some of the many topics have included the following:
Tipi Lantern Making Workshop with Samantha Smalleyes, Hardy and Harden Smalleyes
Co-Creating the Future of Winter: Adaptation & Advocacy with Protect Our Winters
How Fireguards and FireSmarting can Help Promote Human-Wildlife Coexistence
Forest Bathing: Reconnecting with the Land
How do my food scraps become compost in the Bow Valley?
DIY Air filter workshop with the Bow Valley Clean Air Society
There’s a Bear on My Street: A Conversation about Urban Wildlife
Sharing the Bow Valley: Human Wildlife Coexistence
Together is Better: Community Solar Generation
Eco-friendly DIY Candle-making Workshop
FireSmarting the Bow Valley
Making Family Hiking as Easy as 1, 2, 3
Get inspired, and watch the full recordings on Youtube!
Thank you to the Rotary Club of Canmore for supporting Earth Talks in 2025. We are currently seeking new funders or sponsors for Earth Talks in 2026. Please reach out to us if you are able to help support this important work!
