Environmentally Significant Area.
1. Photo Walk, June 2011, Meadowlily Woods
2. Tree Planting, Mornington Park, June 12
3. Restoration and Repair of our Website, meadowlilywoods.ca 2011-12; First hacked July, 2011; restored, March, 2012.
4. Green Umbrella Award, June 2011
5. Participation in Westminster Community Events, Southdale and Adelaide, Summer 2011
6. Nature London Conservation Committee Tour, June, 2011
7. Green Party Meadowlily Walk, June, 2011
8. Celebration in Honour of Natural Woodlands By-Law being upheld, July, 2011
9. Seeds of Resistance Meadowlily Tour, July, 2011
10. Car Free Festival, participant, August, September 2011
11. Meadowlily-Plewes Mill 125th Anniversary, August 13, 2011; Participants, 2.50+; note too James Reaney article about the Mill event, London Free Press, August 12, 2011
12. Participation, London Southeast Summer Festival, August, 2011
13. Hosted a Booth at London Labour Day Picnic, September 2011.
14. Architectural Conservancy of Ontario, London Chapter, nominated Friends of Meadowlily Woods Community Organization for the ACO Heritage Landscape Award, September 2011
15. Participation in Dorchester Watershed Action Committee, September-October 2011
16. Friends of Meadowlily Woods listed on ECO-Living London's Website for Community Organizations, October, 2011.
17. Participation in Public Meeting regarding Meadowgate Park, Summerside, October 2011
18. Interview with Rogers Daytime Program, October 2011
19. Meadowlily Fall Colours Walk, October 15, 2011; 35 participants
20. Mark Helm Photography Presentation, October, 2011
21. London Bike Summit meeting, Fall, 2011
21. Participation in Thames Valley Corridor Plan Public Meeting, January 2012
23. Signed up to Host a Tree Sale for ReForest London, Million Tree Challenge, 2012
24. Eco-Tourism initiative, Tourism London, February, 2012
25. CTV London Story, Meadowlily Bridge Restoration and Repair, March 2, 2012 Approved by London City Council, March 20. 2012
26. Participation in Trail Planning Guidelines Group, March, 2012
27. Thames River Cleanup/London Clean and Green, April 21; about 30-35 people participated
28. Save the Frogs Day/Meadowlily Trillium Walk, April 28, 2012; 25 participants
29. SPARK Conference, Kings College, May 2-3, information booth.
30. Heritage Designation for Meadowlily Bridge, May 2012 (Next Meeting of City Council) 31. Participation and Involvement in the Southeast London Community Organization (SECO), February 2012 forward
32. London Convention Centre- Secondary School Environmental Symposium – Thames Valley District School Board – Nov 27, 2012
33. Class Environmental Assessment of Meadowlily Bridge Rehabilitation Project Participation Meeting – Dec. 12 , 2012
34. Meadowlily Footbridge Rehabilitation Pre- Construction Information Session – Feb. 2013
35. Eco- Living London’s Website Strategy Meeting – Feb 2013.