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Mayor's Environment Expo 2013

	Workshops and Performers for 2013 The Expo's workshops and presentations engage and empower youth to take action and protect the environment.View the workshop schedule. Registration for workshops opens March 4, 2013 at 9 a.m.
	Youth Photo Contest Grab your camera and get involved in the Mayor's Environment Expo. We are inviting Junior and High School students (grades 7-12) to showcase their photography talent.
	Mayor's Environment Expo video The 2013 Mayor's Environment Expo will take place June 4-6, 2013. To learn more, we invite you to watch our Mayor's Environment Expo video.
	Showcase Schools are taking action Join other schools and students at the Expo where they will share their projects and celebrate their environmental stewardship. Visit our 2013 School Projects page to see how they are making a difference in their community. All Showcase Schools qualify for a $250 grant from Encana. Learn more by watching our short video about the Showcase School Program.
	Exhibitors: We're looking for you! Apply Today! We have over 50 exhibitor spaces for organizations and companies that want to provide environmental education to Calgary students from grades K-9. Application deadline is May 03.
	Jack Leslie Youth Environmental Grant is accepting applications! This grant recognizes the positive impact Jack Leslie, former Mayor of Calgary, made to protecting the environment. It is awarded to youth in Calgary who demonstrate that they are continuing his efforts.
	Teachers Are You Coming To The 2013 Expo, June 4-6? Make the most of your visit at the 2013 Mayor's Environment Expo! Print out theTeachers' Guide. We look forward to seeing you!

Onward/ The Mayor’s Environment Expo educates youth on actions they can take to protect land, air and water. | Council priority: Protecting the environment.