COMMUNITY
Humber River Rangers
A volunteer community restoring and protecting the Humber River in Toronto through recurring cleanups, water-health projects, and practical climate action exploring the cross-section of AI, design, and community engagement.
Each year we'll celebrate the salmon migration with a special event to watch them return.
CORE PURPOSE
This project helps people get outside, build stronger local relationships, and contribute to environmental outcomes that can be measured over time.
- Regular river cleanups and stewardship events.
- Water quality testing and data sharing.
- AI-powered tools for cleanup coordination and ecological monitoring.
As we clean and test, we also talk about climate change and AI-powered tools that can support local stewardship in practical ways.
MEMBERSHIP
Before creating an official non-profit group, let's first see what interest there is and meet up!
Everyone is welcome to join our events and contribute in any way they can.
See EventsLOCAL SUPPORTERS
Community Partner
Bloor West Village Business Association
Highlighting local businesses, neighbourhood events, and community-first collaboration along the Humber corridor.
Community Partner
Hooked
We work with Canadian fishers who uphold sustainable catch methods.
Community Partner
Snappers Fish Market
At Snappers Fish Market, we believe in a responsibly managed fishery.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The calendar and signup flow should make participation easy: clear meeting points, reminders, and event-by-event details.
Humber River Walk/Run
8:00 AM
Meet at the Old Mill Bridge
1 confirmed
Humber River Walk/Run
8:00 AM
Meet at the Old Mill Bridge
1 confirmed
Humber River Walk/Run
8:00 AM
Meet at the Old Mill Bridge
1 confirmed
Any questions/concerns? Reach out on my contact page or email me at brandonflowers@gmail.com
SIGN UP FOR EVENTS
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We acknowledge that the land we are on is the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. Today, our community is home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.
We respect the obligations towards these communities and treaties.
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