Pembroke Beautification and Climate Action Committee

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"The Pembroke Beautification and Climate Action Committee works to promote improvements to the appearance of the city, enhance the natural environment, and recommend actions to address climate change issues."

05/22/2026

🌸 Bridge Box Sponsorships Available 🌸

The Beautification and Climate Action Committee is currently seeking sponsors for our seasonal bridge boxes and planters throughout the City of Pembroke.

Each year, beautiful flower-filled bridge boxes are installed on the Pembroke Street and Lake Street bridges, along with planters located on Pembroke Street East. Sponsorships help support and enhance these community beautification efforts.

• Bridge Boxes – $105
• Planters – $155

Each sponsorship includes a plaque recognizing the sponsor.

For more information or to sponsor a box or planter, please contact:
📞 613-735-6821 ext. 1501
📧 [email protected]

🐝🌼 World Bee Day – May 20 🌼🐝As we admire the beauty of spring blooming across Pembroke, it’s the perfect time to recogni...
05/20/2026

🐝🌼 World Bee Day – May 20 🌼🐝

As we admire the beauty of spring blooming across Pembroke, it’s the perfect time to recognize some of nature’s hardest workers—bees!

These tiny pollinators play a huge role in our ecosystem, helping flowers grow, crops thrive, and gardens flourish. In fact, many of the fruits, vegetables, and plants we enjoy every day depend on bees to survive. 🌸🍓🌿

But bees need our help. Habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change continue to impact their populations. This World Bee Day, we can all take simple steps to make a difference:
🌻 Plant bee-friendly flowers
🌱 Start or expand your garden
🚫 Reduce or avoid pesticide use
💧 Leave out shallow water sources for pollinators

Every small action helps protect these essential pollinators and keeps our community blooming beautifully.

Let’s work together to protect the bees—and the future of our gardens! 🐝💛

🌷🌿 Spring Has Sprung in Pembroke! 🌿🌷With the warmer days finally here, our community is coming back to life! The trees a...
05/16/2026

🌷🌿 Spring Has Sprung in Pembroke! 🌿🌷
With the warmer days finally here, our community is coming back to life! The trees are budding, vibrant flowers are beginning to bloom, and the fresh greenery is making Pembroke look more beautiful than ever. There’s nothing quite like that first true taste of spring to lift our spirits and bring us outdoors again.

As we head into the Victoria Day long weekend, it’s the perfect time to soak it all in, whether that means enjoying a walk, gathering with family and friends, or getting your hands in the soil to kick off gardening season. 🌱🌼

Now is the time to start planting, planning your gardens, and embracing everything this new season has to offer. From colourful flower beds to fresh homegrown veggies, the possibilities are endless!

Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing, and joyful long weekend filled with sunshine, fresh air, and the simple pleasures of spring. 🌞

Happy planting, Pembroke! 🌸💚

🌎🐾 Endangered Species Awareness Day – May 15 🐾🌎Today in Canada, we recognize Endangered Species Awareness Day—a time to ...
05/15/2026

🌎🐾 Endangered Species Awareness Day – May 15 🐾🌎
Today in Canada, we recognize Endangered Species Awareness Day—a time to reflect on the incredible wildlife that shares our country… and the urgent need to protect it.
Canada is home to tens of thousands of species, yet over 800 plants and animals are currently at risk of disappearing. From iconic species like the woodland caribou and polar bear to lesser-known but equally important plants and pollinators, each plays a vital role in keeping our ecosystems healthy and balanced. [cwf-fcf.org] [theecoshift.com]
Habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and invasive species are all contributing to the decline of wildlife across the country. But there is hope—through conservation efforts, community action, and increased awareness, we can make a difference. [wwf.ca]
💚 How you can help:
• Learn about species at risk in your area - check out this list of endangered species in Canada https://naturecanada.ca/discover-nature/endangered-species/
• Support conservation organizations
• Protect natural habitats whenever possible
• Make eco-friendly choices in your daily life
Every action—big or small—helps protect Canada’s biodiversity for future generations.
Let’s work together to ensure these species don’t just survive… but thrive. 🌿

The Great Backyard Bird CountShare your birds February 13-16 and be a part of this global event.Spend time in your favor...
02/09/2026

The Great Backyard Bird Count

Share your birds February 13-16 and be a part of this global event.

Spend time in your favorite places watching birds—then tell us about them! In as little as 15 minutes notice the birds around you. Identify them, count them, and submit your counts to help scientists better understand and protect birds around the world.

Visit https://www.birdcount.org/ for more information and to get involved today!

The International Day of Clean Energy is celebrated annually on January 26th, established by the UN General Assembly to ...
01/15/2026

The International Day of Clean Energy is celebrated annually on January 26th, established by the UN General Assembly to promote a swift, fair, and inclusive global shift to clean energy, combating climate change, reducing emissions, and providing energy access for all. It highlights the urgency of adopting renewable sources like solar, wind, and hydro for sustainable development.

Ways you can incorporate Clean Energy into your daily life:
🌱Ensure your home is well-insulated to reduce the energy needed for heating and cooling.
🌱Invest in energy-efficient appliances and LED light bulbs.
🌱Unplug devices when not in use to avoid "vampire load" and adjust thermostats to reduce energy consumption for heating and cooling.
🌱Use small, solar-powered devices like garden lights, phone chargers, and cooking equipment to integrate clean energy without major home modifications.
🌱Consider a hybrid or electric vehicle.
🌱Replace oil or gas furnaces with electric heat pumps, which are highly efficient for both heating and cooling. Consider geothermal heat pumps, which use the stable underground temperature for heating and cooling, a very efficient option.
🌱For shorter distances, walk or bike. For longer distances, use public transportation (buses or trains) or carpool.

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1 Pembroke Street East
Pembroke, ON
K8A3J5

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+16137356821

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