The City of Moncton is holding its second annual EnviroFest at Centennial Park this Saturday.

Tim Moerman, director of environmental planning and management, says Moncton’s low-carbon event will feature stations demonstrating what residents can do to help reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in six key areas: moving, housing, eating, buying, playing, and sorting.

“We all know where in a climate crisis, we know there’s an emergency, we know that we have to do something to keep the planet from overheating,” said Moerman.

Some events include exploring energy-saving programs from NB Power, broken items repaired by RepairVerse, and a walkthrough a Codiac Transpo bus or an Anglophone East School District electric bus.

Codiac Transpo is also offering free service through Saturday to help reduce emissions around town.

The full map of events and activities can be found by clicking here.