Close to Nature

I'm proud to be a Toronto Nature Steward, a volunteer who cares for the Birkdale Ravine in Scarborough. This is a beautiful green space that hosts diverse wildlife and welcomes people to enjoy nature.

As a Nature Steward, I do various tasks to keep the ravine healthy and vibrant, such as removing invasive plants, planting native ones, picking up litter, and checking water quality. I also engage with the community by leading nature walks, workshops, and citizen science projects. My goal is to inspire others to appreciate and protect the environment.

This volunteer role has given me many benefits. I have gained knowledge, skills, and connections that enrich my personal and professional growth. I have also made a positive impact on the ravine and the city that I love.

Community Engagement 

As a Community Engagement Coordinator for the Scarborough Food Security Initiative, I have been passionate about empowering families facing food insecurity. 

I apply my business management and analysis skills to develop and implement volunteer acquisition strategies and improve program outcomes. Additionally, I actively conduct research and data analysis to enhance our volunteer management processes and increase our operational efficiency. 

Through this role, I try to make a positive difference in the lives of many people who struggle with food insecurity. 

Trails

 
I'm an avid trail lover who enjoys exploring the natural beauty and diversity of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Hiking is more than just a hobby for me; it's a way of life. It helps me stay fit, relax, and have fun. It also challenges me to discover new places and learn new things.

Going on trails in the GTA is one of my passions, and I love sharing it with others. I hope that through my experiences and photos, I can inspire more people to appreciate and protect the environment.

Walks around City!

Walking around the city is a great way to experience its culture, history, and vibrancy. It allows you to see the city from different perspectives, and to discover hidden gems and stories that you might otherwise miss