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Check out our June e-newsletter featuring the London Cares Curb Hunger food campaign and Bike Month!

Check out our May e-newsletter featuring more than 25 short videos (one to three minutes in length) about climate action created by Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) students.

Check out our April e-newsletter featuring the inspiring Watershed poem video crafted by former London Poet Laureate, Tom Cull, and performed by local artists!

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The Thames River is one of the longest rivers in Ontario and the total area draining into the Thames is the same size as Prince Edward Island. The City of London’s new interactive story map details London’s history and relationship with water and how we can grow as a city while still protecting water quality. View the interactive story map – which combines photos, stories and maps to create an engaging experience.

(Note: Interactive story map not compatible with Internet Explorer.)

In London, we are adapting and preparing for changes to our water environment, including more extreme rainfall, hotter summer weather, and winter lake-effect snow from the open waters of Lake Huron. London’s Climate Emergency Action Plan aims to improve our City’s resilience to climate change impacts.