Points Earned
Kg of Carbon saved
Green Acts
What are YOU doing for our environment?
Maybe you…
Whatever it is – we think your green acts are AWESOME…
SO awesome – that we think you should be rewarded for them!
Random Acts of Green® is very excited to announce our exciting new mobile app that rewards people for participating in “Acts of Green”
How we create change
The Random Acts of Green® app provides individuals with a range of behaviour-based approaches that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that harm our planet.
Measuring emissions
Our app quantifies the amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduced by each Act of Green.
Rewarding Green Acts
Every act is assigned a “Green Point” value.
Partnerships
We partner with sponsors who provide real-world discounts on products, services and “gifts” for redeeming their “Green Points”.
Volunteering
Our Green Spotted Volunteer Program highlights our community around the world through social media.
Green stories & news…
Latest Green News Stories
Can we protect wetlands by using herbicides safely? TrentU PhD Candidate tells us more
Have you been enjoying the fall colour nature walks this month? If so, chances are you've likely passed through a marsh, swamp or bog - which are all important forms of wetlands! Did you know that wetlands help absorb the impact of flooding, filter sediments/toxic...
The planet is facing a mass extinction – and Canadian Caribou species are included
Have you ever taken a good close look at the Canadian quarter? This 25-cent coin features a caribou – making the caribou a cultural iconic symbol to Canadians all over the country! In addition, the caribou is incredibly important to indigenous peoples because it is...
The Random Acts of Green® Cross-Country Canadian Tour: What did we learn?
This past September, Random Acts of Green embarked on a Canadian Cross-Country tour to deliver the message to Canadians from coast-to-coast that climate action is important - and there are a lot of things we can all do. The primary objective of the tour was to spread...
Research Stories
Can we protect wetlands by using herbicides safely? TrentU PhD Candidate tells us more
Have you been enjoying the fall colour nature walks this month? If so, chances are you've likely passed through a marsh, swamp or bog - which are all important forms of wetlands! Did you know that wetlands help absorb the impact of flooding, filter sediments/toxic...
The planet is facing a mass extinction – and Canadian Caribou species are included
Have you ever taken a good close look at the Canadian quarter? This 25-cent coin features a caribou – making the caribou a cultural iconic symbol to Canadians all over the country! In addition, the caribou is incredibly important to indigenous peoples because it is...
Novin Nezamololama Studies the causative agent of “Beaver Fever”
Meet Novin Nezamololama: an international student from Iran. He is completing his Masters of Science degree in the Environmental Life Sciences graduate program at Trent University. Novin studies an enzyme from Giardia which could potentially be a novel pharmacological...