New data from Canada Walks shows that a whopping 41 percent of children were driven to school before the group took aim to reduce that number by increasing the rate of walking and cycling for the school journey. Continue reading Canada Walks gets kids walking to school
Last week, the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Alberta Region, announced protection of a 536-hectare Alberta Ranch in the Castle Crown Natural Area. Continue reading NCC protects key ranch land in Alberta’s Castle Crown Natural Area
Nature Conservancy of Canada, Alberta Region, announces protection of a 536-hectare Alberta Ranch in the Castle Crown Natural Area. Continue reading NCC protects key ranch land in Alberta’s Castle Crown Natural Area
What does water mean to you? What do we need to do to thrive in times of turbulent change? Join Waterlution Calgary Hub as they explore the process of innovation, and what can be done to catalyse change in our relationship to water.
Continue reading The Spark of Innovation: Catalysing change for water’s future
Featuring the Ivey Foundation’s Tim Gray, the Sustainability Network hosts a discussion that explores the negotiation of the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement, the world’s largest conservation accord. Continue reading Ending the War in the Woods
Eleven acres protected along coastline of top-rated tourist destination in Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
Eleven acres protected along coastline of top-rated tourist destination in Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
Evergreen, a national charity, is looking for a candidate to spend a full month in a car to promote this summer’s MOVE Expo in Toronto. Continue reading MOVE Expo casting call: Would you live in a car for a month?
There is food all around us. Whether you live in the city or the country, in a house or an apartment, you have access to way more fresh healthy food than you think. Continue reading Edible Adventures
Canadian hockey hero Scott Niedermayer and other well-known British Columbians kick-off of a nation-wide campaign, Canadians for the Great Bear. Continue reading Canadians for the Great Bear
With the worldwide explosion of the Occupy movement, and related Indignado protests in Europe, renewed attention has focused on the possibility of a new high water mark in the push for social change. Each of these four books approaches issues of social change from different perspectives, all drawing from a similarly rich vein of wisdom and experience. Continue reading The Agitator’s Library
In this exclusive sneak peek from EcoParent magazine, Environmental Defence executive director, Rick Smith, makes the case for nature-based learning. Continue reading To nurture our kids, with nature
