We are thrilled to be launching our first ever online trivia night this coming Earth Day and you’re invited!
Come join us online to celebrate Earth Day’s 50th anniversary with some fun-filled trivia on Ottawa’s native plant species.
Did you know?! The first Earth Day took place on April 22nd, 1970 and is credited with the emergence of environmentalism as a mass movement. Over the years, collective action taken on Earth Day has resulted in some significant political achievements around the world. But our work is not done!
This year, especially as we live through an unprecedented pandemic, it is more important than ever to stand up for our natural world. Mother Earth has always been there for us and our appreciation has never been greater.
Join us for trivia night to learn more about the nature around you and how you can help protect it! Both native plant experts and novices welcome! There will even be a small prize for the person with the most points!
You can join by clicking here.
When: Wednesday, April 22nd at 4pm EDT
Where: Zoom – Register below for the link!
How it works: We will be broadcasting live on Zoom and playing on Kahoot! This event will be hosted in English.
1. Click here to register and you will be provided with a Zoom link to join our live broadcast.
2. Download Zoom for free if you have not already.
3. Open the Zoom link on April 22nd at 4pm.
4. Open Kahoot.it (we recommend using a secondary device such as your phone).
5. Enter the Kahoot PIN (we will provide PIN on Zoom).
6. Enjoy Trivia Night
Please don’t hesitate to email Natasha at [email protected] if you have any questions at all!
Be sure to stay tuned for our other trivia nights and upcoming webinar series on all things local and green! Thank you so much for making this possible by filling in our survey to let us know what kinds of online content you are most interested in seeing from our Living City Program. Click here to take the survey if you didn’t get the chance!
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