The E-Update – September 4, 2007
*The E-Update � September 4, 2007*
The Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network
A Network of more than 30 Member Groups
Many Voices for the Environment
*The E-Update � September 4, 2007*
The Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network
A Network of more than 30 Member Groups
Many Voices for the Environment
The E-Update � August 27, 2007
The Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network
A Network of more than 30 Member Groups
Many Voices for the Environment
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SCOTT SUTHERLAND
Canadian Press
August 31, 2007 at 6:33 PM EDT
VICTORIA – A trio of University of Victoria students has pulled off a minor public relations coup, convincing climate change crusader Al Gore to speak over the Empress Hotel’s famous high tea in late September.
Continue reading “Gore accepts invitation to high tea in Victoria”
Malcolm Parry, Vancouver Sun
Published: Thursday, August 30, 2007
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The Wilderness Education Program was initiated in 1996 by Lisa Baile and the late John Clarke (BC’s legendary explorer, mountaineer and wilderness educator) to provide urban youth with the opportunity to experience BC’s wilderness and to develop the next generation of earth stewards. In early 2003, as per the wishes of John Clarke, BC Spaces for Nature adopted the Wilderness Education Program to ensure the continuation of John’s legacy. Today, the WildED Team is made up of dedicated program staff, advisors, educators, and volunteers who are deeply committed to reconnecting young people to wilderness.