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Table of Contents

2 The Play-Clean Partnership Program

2 Benefits of the Play-Clean Partnership Program

2 Eligible Sites

3 How it Works

4 Why Become a Play-Clean Partner?

4 What Will it Cost?

4 Sponsorship Initiatives

5 How Much Involvement is Required?

6 Terms and Conditions

8 Responsibilities

10 Ideas for the Play-Clean Partnership Program

11 Sport Venue - General Cleanup Activities 11 Spring and Harvest Cleanup Events 11 Host a ‘Youth Park Stewardship’ Cleanup Event 12 The ‘Stoop & Scoop’ Program 12 Tree Planting Initiatives 13 Tree Mulching 13 ‘Manual Weed Pulling in the Park’– Workshops & Community Projects 14 Native Flower or Bulb Planting Projects 15 Host an ‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ Event 16 Host a Community Open House Event at a Sports Venue 17 Host a Green Education Workshop at a Sports Field or Recreation Facility 18 City of Brampton Community Parks/Sports Field Inspection Day 19 Sports Field and Recreation Facility Safety Watch Program 20 Graffiti Removal and Painting Initiatives 20 The ‘Ecoflag Movement’

21 Other Play-Clean Partnership Program Initiatives

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The Play-Clean Partnership Program

The City of Brampton Play-Clean Program is a partnership between Brampton Clean City, the City of Brampton’s Parks Department and the Brampton Sports Alliance.

As Brampton residents, we all have a responsibility to help protect and enrich our parks, sports fields and recreational facilities. Helping the community and getting involved is simple. Depending on the level of commitment, time and interest, the Play-Clean Partnership Program options – Adopt-a-Sport Venue and Green Initiatives – provide participants the opportunity to make an environmental difference in the community.

Benefits of the Play-Clean Partnership Program

By becoming a Play-Clean Partnership Program participant, you can:

• Help beautify sports fields and recreational facilities• Help preserve natural resources• Help reduce crime and vandalism• Gain a sense of community pride• Enjoy the benefits of outdoor activity• Meet new people• Help recruit more sports organizations to participate• Help build a better, cleaner tomorrow

Eligible Sites

The City of Brampton parks system includes more than 700 sports fields and recreational facilities across the city. Any sports surface or feature recognized as a City of Brampton park and/or recreational facility is eligible and worthy of a Play-Clean partner. If you need assistance in selecting a site, please contact Brampton Clean City and they will work with you to identify the perfect match.

How it Works

Option 1 ‘Adopt-a-Sport Venue’ Partnership Program

The Adopt-a-Sport Venue option offers an active role for participants, allowing for a sense of pride and ownership in the community. Partners have the opportunity to adopt a sports field, court, track or diamond of their choice for a two-year period. Participating groups are required to conduct a minimum of three cleanups, environmental projects and/or events per year. Participants will be required to provide adoption activity reports to the Brampton Clean City Committee in order to keep their adoption valid. A sign will also be placed at the adopted location in recognition of the group’s effort and commitment.

Option 2 ‘Green Initiatives’ Stewardship Program

The Green Initiatives option offers a low key, yet committed role to natural resource conservation and environmental education. Over the course of a season, sports organizations, teams or clubs have the option to partake in ‘green’ workshops and activities to exercise their commitment to the program. Once a group/individual has registered, they will be required to commit to a minimum of two ‘green’ initiatives.

Initiatives for both options can include, but are not limited to:

• Litter cleanups• Debris removal• ‘Weeding’ activities or ‘turf management’ workshops• Reporting vandalism• Involvement in park and community watch safety programs• Community development projects (creating community gardens, planting trees, preparation of

plant identification lists, etc.)• Participation in community events (Spring and Harvest Cleanups, Adoptee Sponsored Student

Park Stewardship events, Conservation Week, Waste Management Week, Earth Day, Parks Month, Take-a-Hike-Day, etc.)

Brampton Clean City will provide support for each participant during the program and co-ordinate staff support when needed. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

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Why Become a Play-Clean Partner?

Your commitment to the community is crucial in keeping our parks, sports fields and recreational facilities clean, safe and beautiful.

As a special thank you, Brampton Clean City and the Parks Department will acknowledge the sports organization, team or athlete’s commitment and dedication with an official Certificate of

Appreciation upon fulfillment and completion of their selected activities.

An Adopt-a-Sports Field, Court, Athletic Surface or Recreation Facility Play-Clean

Partner sign and a Certificate of Adoption will be provided at the time of registration.

What Will it Cost?

There is no cost or fee; all that is required is your time. However, you may wish to further your involvement by helping raise funds to plant trees, purchase equipment, improve facilities, or any other initiative to help beautify your adopted location.

Sponsorship Initiatives

Brampton Clean City recruits ‘sponsors’ that support the Play-Clean Program, with contributions of $150 per year, per location, or any other amount they wish to contribute. Funds are used to obtain supplies and materials for participants.

How Much Involvement is Required?

Getting involved is easy and requires as much time as your sports group is willing to provide. Play-Clean partners have two options to choose from.


This option offers a more active role for participants, allowing for a sense of pride and ownership in their community. Partners have the chance to adopt a sports field, court, track, or diamond of their choice for a two-year period and are required to conduct a minimum of six environmental stewardship activities over a two-year period.


This option offers a lower key, but committed role to natural resource conservation and environmental education. Over the course of a season, Play-Clean partners can partake in ‘green’ workshops and activities to exercise their commitment to the stewardship program.

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Terms and Conditions

The City of Brampton, and the community as a whole, recognizes the benefits of operating and maintaining clean and visually appealing sports venues. The Play-Clean Partnership Program is designed to facilitate community group involvement by keeping the City’s sports fields and recreation facilities clean and litter-free. Groups have the option of providing cleanup crews, assisting with park landscaping and participating in event activities designed to improve the City’s sports venues.

By signature, the volunteer group acknowledges the potentially hazardous nature of the work to be performed and agrees to the following terms and conditions:

A. All group members shall sign a release, waiver and agreement before they are permitted to participate in a sports venue cleanup, maintenance and/or event activity.

B. If an organization is intending to add, change or improve the physicality of their adopted location, approval must be granted from the City of Brampton. A detailed work plan outlining the nature and timeline of the project must be submitted to Brampton Clean City and the Parks Department for review. Groups will be notified about the success of their park project submission.

C. Any group containing personnel less than 18 years of age must have adequate adult supervision.

D. All work shall be done in accordance with the City’s noise ordinance. All City parks close at dusk.

E. Groups shall notify the City two weeks prior to schedule the work or event day. Groups shall obtain required supplies and materials for park cleanup, project or event activity from Brampton Clean City during regular departmental hours.

F. The group shall place filled trash bags at the adopted site for pickup and disposal.

G. Any other modifications to the sports venue (i.e. painting, mulching, landscaping) must be pre-approved by the City of Brampton Parks Department (well in advance).

H. Unused materials and supplies furnished by Brampton Clean City or the Parks Department shall be returned to the City following the cleanup, maintenance or event activity.

I. The group shall meet with Brampton Clean City and Parks Management prior to participation in the program to:

• Be instructed on the safety risks and the Parks Department’s expectations of the program participants.• Outline a program or schedule for participants.

The Play-Clean Partnership Program is a voluntary program. The City of Brampton does not provide insurance for participant volunteers. Participants must abide by any appropriate legislative requirements when engaging in maintenance activities.

Brampton Clean City has the right to terminate an agreement if a partner does not meet the terms and conditions of the program agreement. Brampton Clean City may establish other procedures and requirements for the administration of the Play-Clean Partnership Program.

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Responsibilities


Brampton Clean City and the City of Brampton agree to the following:

1. Provide the application package.

2. Provide a map of the adopted area.

3. Provide a Certificate of Adoption to the adoptee.

4. In association with the Parks Department, Brampton Clean City will provide a Play-Clean Adopt-a-Sport Venue sign for the adopter’s park.

5. Recognize the adopter’s effort with a Certificate of Appreciation from Brampton Clean City upon successful completion of the designated adoption time period.

6. At the request of the adopting group, provide support and supplies during cleanup events (well in advance). (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

7. Send seasonal reminders to the adopters to plan park activities (cleanup, maintenance or event).

8. If the adopter designates a location to place garbage bags, litter, debris or recycling after a cleanup event, Brampton Clean City will arrange with the Parks Department to clean up and properly dispose of the waste materials.

9. At the request of the adopting group, send periodic updates and information pertaining to environmental initiatives and projects within the City of Brampton.

The Play-Clean Adopt-a-Sport Venue partner agrees to the following:

1. Conduct a minimum of three cleanups, environmental projects and/or event activities per year, (six activities over the two-year sports venue adoption period). The Spring and Harvest Cleanup events are often popular times for these activities. Many groups participating in the program plan their cleanups, environmental projects or community events to coincide with nationally recognized environmental celebrations. Early notification of a partner’s event or initiative helps Brampton Clean City to properly assist a Play-Clean partner’s efforts. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)


Brampton Clean City and the City of Brampton agree to the following:

1. Provide the application package.

2. Provide a map of selected program locations.

3. Recognize the Play-Clean partner’s effort with a Certificate of Appreciation from Brampton Clean City upon successful completion of two ‘green’ initiatives.

4. At the request of the participating group, provide support and supplies during cleanup events (well in advance). (Please note: staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability).

5. If the participants designate a location to place garbage bags, litter, debris and recycling after a cleanup event, Brampton Clean City will arrange with the Parks Department to clean up and properly dispose of the waste materials.

6. At the request of the participating group, send periodic updates and information pertaining to environmental initiatives and projects within the City of Brampton.

The Play-Clean Green Initiatives partner agrees to the following:

1. Conduct a minimum of two cleanups, environmental projects and/or event activities over the course of a sports season. The Spring and Harvest Cleanup events are often popular times for these activities. Many groups participating in the program plan their cleanups, environ-mental projects or community events to coincide with nationally recognized environmental celebrations. Early notification of a partner’s event or initiative helps Brampton Clean City to properly assist a Play-Clean partner’s efforts. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

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Ideas for the Play-Clean Partnership Program

Any one of these events can provide an opportunity to get active and contribute to your community.

Timeframe Event Anytime Sponsor a Youth Park Stewardship Event Anytime Adopt-a-Park Partner Cleanup Event February 2-8 National Green Week February 16 Family Day March 12 Plant-a-Flower Day March 22 World Day for Water March 28 Earth Hour First week of April National Wildlife Week April 1-30 Earth Month April 1-30 City of Brampton Spring Cleanup April 19-25 National Volunteer Week April 22 Earth Day April 24 Plant-a-Tree Day (Arbour Day) May 1-7 National Youth Week May 17-23 Energy Conservation Week First week of June Canadian Environmental Week June 1-30 Great Outdoors Month June 5 World Environment Day June 6 National Trails Day Second Sunday in June Canadian Rivers Day June 15 National Nature Photography Day June 16 Blooms Day June 23 United Nations Public Service Day July 18 Canadian Parks Day September 6 Impact Day Third week of September Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup October 1-31 City of Brampton Harvest Cleanup Third week of October Waste Reduction Week November 20 Universal Children’s Day

Sport Venue - General Cleanup Activities

Organize a community cleanup activity prior to a sporting event, team practice or fun sports day, involving as many people as possible. Not only will streets, parks, riverbanks and water bodies be visibly less polluted, perhaps even more important, participants will acquire a greater pride in their surrounding environment. If a feeling of stewardship is encouraged within the community, some individuals will be inclined to ensure that things are kept clean. A similar activity following the event might serve to highlight the pollution created by the event, or better yet, to identify which greening measures undertaken by event organizers were most and least successful.

For more information or to obtain cleanup supplies, please contact the Brampton Clean City office.

Spring and Harvest Cleanup Events

Brampton Clean City staff organizes two major cleanup campaigns a year – the Spring Cleanup (April 1 to 30) and the Harvest Cleanup (October 1 to 31). Brampton residents, schools and businesses are encouraged to register and do their part for the local environment by cleaning up parks, parkettes, green spaces, ravines, trails, boulevards and walkways. All registered participants receive sanitary gloves, garbage bags and ‘Cleanup Safety’ information.

Registration forms are available via all local recreation centres, phone, fax, e-mail, Canada Post, or the Brampton Clean City office.

Host a ‘Youth Park Stewardship’ Cleanup Event

Engage youth in your community! Help local students in your area earn their community service hours and create a positive impact on the natural environment.

‘Youth Park Stewardship’ cleanups are easy to organize and can be done any time of the year. Groups can plan their ‘Youth Park Stewardship’ cleanup campaigns daily, weekly or monthly with dates and times that best suit the needs of the youth. Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a ‘Youth Park Stewardship’ event, and we will ensure that your group receives all of the requested cleanup materials and equipment, along with support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance is subject to availability.)

* Please note, marketing of a ‘Youth Park Stewardship’ event is the responsibility of the

Play-Clean partner.

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The ‘Stoop & Scoop’ Program

Every spring, we look forward to the snow melting and seeing the grass again. If you are a dog owner, then there is something else you see a lot of after the snow melts…pet droppings. It’s tempting to just leave it there; after all it is biodegradable and just fertilizer, right? Did you know that in the City of Brampton you are responsible for the removal and sanitary disposal of any excrement? Should you fail to do this, it could be enforced through a civil action that carries a penalty or fine.

The ‘Stoop & Scoop’ program sends a positive message about responsible pet ownership to the public. Dog owners are encouraged to clean up after their pets in community parks by using the provided ‘Stoop & Scoop’ bag dispensers and proper waste receptacles to help keep our parks clean and green. Adopters have the opportunity to raise funds for ‘Stoop & Scoop’ equipment for their adopted park. When you ‘Stoop & Scoop’, the sidewalks, parks and green spaces are much cleaner and more enjoyable for everyone.

Please contact the Brampton Clean City office or the Parks Department at 905.874.2300 for more information on how your Play-Clean group can get involved.

Tree Planting Initiatives

Did you know that by planting 20 million trees, the earth will be provided with an additional 260 million tons of oxygen (O2)? The same 20 million trees will also help remove 10 million tons of carbon dioxide (C02). So come on Play-Clean partners – let’s get busy!

Tree planting activities are a great way to engage your group in making a positive impact on the environment, while beautifying your community. With input and guidance from the City of Brampton Parks Department and onsite staff support from the Brampton Clean City office, tree planting activities are easy to organize. With thorough pre-planning, tree plantings can be accommodated during the spring and fall seasons.

Trees can be purchased from the City of Brampton Parks Department. Installation of the trees can be done with the Parks Department and your group, or on your group’s behalf. Trees would be purchased as part of the bulk tree orders for fall or spring planting. Tree requests/payments must be received by no later than March 31st for spring planting, and by no later than July 31st for fall planting. Please allow Brampton Clean City two months notification as to when your group is planning a tree planting. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

Tree Mulching

Did you know that mulching cuts down the number of weeds that compete with trees for vital nutrients and water, meaning that no chemical controls are needed?

With input and guidance from the City of Brampton Parks Department and onsite staff support from the Brampton Clean City office, Play-Clean partners can arrange and organize a tree mulching activity in their specific park.

Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a tree mulching activity, and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional and administrative support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

* It is highly recommended that all participants dress appropriately with thick soled,

closed-toe shoes, long pants and work gloves.

‘Manual Weed Pulling in the Park’ – Workshops & Community Projects

Pride and ownership in community sports venues begins at the roots! Why not organize a ‘manual weed pulling in the park’ workshop in your local park and learn the finer points of integrated pest management?

Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a weed pulling activity and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional support from the City of Brampton Parks Department and Brampton Clean City. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)



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Native Flower or Bulb Planting Projects

Did you know that current flower garden trends suggest a movement away from individual flower species toward the creation of whole habitats? For example, butterfly and native species gardens are ideal for creating local habitats and food sources for many types of colourful butterflies, moths, insects and birds.

With input and guidance from the City of Brampton Parks Department and onsite staff support from Brampton Clean City, native flower and bulb planting activities are easy to organize. With thorough pre-planning, native flower and bulb planting initiatives can be accommodated during the spring and fall seasons. Please allow Brampton Clean City two months notification as to when your group is planning a flower planting initiative.

* Please note, all maintenance projects and activities must be pre-approved by the City of

Brampton Parks Department.

** Please be advised, Play-Clean partners are responsible for the purchase of all pre-

authorized native flower and bulb species.

Host an ‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ Event

All Play-Clean partners are encouraged to host an ‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ at their community sports venue or recreation facility. It’s a fun way to get children active and learning about environmental themes and topics!

‘Environmental Sports Play-Days’ are easy to organize and can be done in the spring, summer or fall. All programming activities are provided by the talented instructors at the Brampton Clean City office and are free of charge! Play-Days can be presented in a number of hands-on and interactive ways, highlighting a number of topics including:

• Environmental Games and Experiments• Water and Energy Conservation• Global Warming• 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse & Recycle)• Human-made Environmental Disasters• Solar and Wind Power• Living Indicator

Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning an ‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ event and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

* ‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ programs

are suitable for children and youth between

the ages of 6 and 12.

** Please be advised, marketing of an

‘Environmental Sports Play-Day’ event is the

responsibility of the Play-Clean partner.

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Host a Community Open House Event at a Sports Venue

Get your sports organization involved by hosting a community open house at your adopted sports venue! Work with the City of Brampton’s Community Development Team and organize an event that will engage your community to do something informative and positive. Traditionally, our Community Development Team can provide the following:

• Information on current City of Brampton programs and services• Recreation brochures and information• Volunteer opportunities• Youth opportunities• Senior opportunities

Speak with our Community Development specialists on what options would best suit your open house. Please be advised, this program option runs from June 1st to September 30th only.

Please allow Brampton Clean City and the Community Development Team two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a community open house event at a sports field or recreation facility and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

* Please note, marketing of a community open house event is the responsibility of the

Play-Clean partner.

** Please be advised, Play-Clean partners are responsible for the purchase of all food,

materials and equipment.

Host a Green Education Workshop at a Sports Field or Recreation Facility

Are you interested in having your community more involved in waste management and environmental issues? Developing ‘clean and green’ initiatives for your sports group or organization? Why not use your adopted area as an outdoor classroom! Brampton Clean City offers a variety of free workshops that focus on the following:

• Waste Audits• 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse & Recycle)• Precycling• Energy and Water Conservation• Global Warming• Litter-Less Lunch

Workshops, programs and presentations can be designed and tailored to any age group. Speak with Brampton Clean City staff to organize your green education workshop in the park and make an impact in your community.

Please be advised, this program option runs from June 1st to September 30th only. Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a workshop event in the park and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

* Please note, workshops are traditionally one to two hours in length.

** Please be advised, marketing of a green education workshop in the park is the

responsibility of the Play-Clean partner.

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City of Brampton Community Parks/Sports Field Inspection Day

Brampton’s parks provide residents with an escape from their urban environment. They are places of beauty and tranquility, where individuals and families have the opportunity to absorb some of nature’s benefits, listen to local entertainment, participate in various sports, play and have fun.

Play-Clean partners will have the opportunity to work with our Parks Department personnel to ensure that community sports fields or recreation facilities are safe, clean and in excellent environmental condition for all patrons to enjoy. Participating in the Community Parks/Sports Field Inspection Day is a great way for Play-Clean partners to give back to their communities and maintain our city’s sports facilities.

Sports venue and park inspections will include, but are not limited to:

• A general site inspection of entrance signs, vandalism, grass, roads, trails, parking lots, etc.• Inspection of activity areas including sports fields, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds,

picnic tables, etc.• Identifying ‘limited problem areas’ – one or two problems in an area that would normally be

apparent during the course of business.• Identifying ‘widespread problem areas’ – numerous occurrences of problems in the same area or

on similar sites.• Hazards or problem areas that are potentially dangerous to health and safety.• Environmental hazards and dangers.

Please contact Brampton Clean City for more information on the Community Parks/Sports Field Inspection Day and how Play-Clean participants can get involved.

Sports Field and Recreation Facility Safety Watch Program

Safe, accessible and clean sports venues, playgrounds and parks are key to providing Brampton’s children, families and seniors a healthy environment in which to live, play and be active. By taking the time and effort to monitor and watch our city’s sport venues, playgrounds and parks, Play-Clean partners are ensuring the safety of all residents in their community park.

Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is developing or planning a playground or park ‘safety’ activity, and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials, along with instructional and administrative support from the Brampton Clean City staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)

* Please be advised, Play-Clean partners are responsible for contacting Brampton Safe City

and Brampton Clean City to organize a ‘Safe Watch’ program at their community park.

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Graffiti Removal and Painting Initiatives

Keeping our parks system beautiful is everyone’s responsibility. By taking the time and effort to remove graffiti from underpasses, bridges, signs, picnic tables, facility walls and other sports venue amenities, Play-Clean partners are taking pride in their community and making a difference.

With input and guidance from the City of Brampton Parks Department and onsite staff support from Brampton Clean City, Play-Clean partners can arrange and organize a painting activity at any specified or unspecified sports venue or recreation facility.

Please allow Brampton Clean City two weeks notification as to when your group is planning a painting activity, and we will ensure that your group receives all applicable materials and equipment, along with instructional and administrative support from the Brampton Clean City environmental education staff. (Staff assistance, materials and equipment are subject to availability.)



** Please note, all maintenance projects and activities must be pre-approved by the City of

Brampton Parks Department.

***Please be advised, Play-Clean partners are responsible for the purchase of all pre-

authorized paints.

The ‘Ecoflag Movement’

The Ecoflag is a symbol of the commitment of sports enthusiasts worldwide to the environment. Sports enthusiasts know the importance of the natural ecosystem and its basic products, such as clean air, clean water, and nutritious food, to their health and performance. Many sports organizations, events and athletes are already working in different countries around the world to increase environmental awareness and action in order to protect themselves and their future generations. The Ecoflag has become the symbol of these actions and serves to unite the individual efforts of these different groups into a global initiative.

The Ecoflag is flown at sporting events - from school sports days to world championships - and is used in combination with environmental actions and messages to increase awareness among athletes and spectators alike. The goal of the ‘Ecoflag Movement’ is to unite over one billion sports enthusiasts worldwide and to make sports a leading area for environmental action.

Why fly the Ecoflag? While enjoying sports, we are reminded of the importance of clean air and water, and the effect that it has on our health and performance. In order for our future generations to be able to enjoy sports, Play-Clean supports:

• Teaching about the importance of all species and the essential interaction between the diversity of species in the global environment.

• Developing an economy that doesn’t just mass produce and waste, but utilizes human creativity and skill towards a high-value, low-impact society.

• Creating, developing and using sustainable energy and resources.

For more information on how Play-Clean partners can fly the Ecoflag at a sporting event, please contact Brampton Clean City.

Other Play-Clean Partnership Program Initiatives

Play-Clean partners are encouraged to research, design and organize their own ideas and initiatives for park projects, events and activities. Please take the time to discuss your options with other members of your group and prepare a proposal to Brampton Clean City and the City of Brampton Parks Department.

Take Action and HelpMake a ‘Sporting’ Difference in

Your Community!

If you have any questions, or need to obtain an application,please contact the Brampton Clean City office.

905.874.2828TTY [email protected]/cleancity

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