Wheels for Change
A group of us from across BC have begun this campaign because we share a deep concern about climate change … Continue reading Wheels for Change
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Conservation Youth Corps (CYC)
The Conservation Youth Corps (CYC) is a new youth program of Credit Valley Conservation (or CVC, not to be confused with CYC) for high school students living or going to school in the Credit River area. CVC is one of 36 conservation authorities across Ontario with the responsibility to ensure the conservation, restoration and responsible management (in our case) of the Credit River, as well as that of the land and natural habitats throughout the watershed. This program supports that mandate by providing environmental/conservation-focused volunteer opportunities for our local youth. We have been in business for 53 years and have accumulated a great deal of knowledge and experience that we hope to pass on.
Petition to Establish an Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve
Our Greatest Conservation Opportunity: Protect Canada’s Desert, Grasslands and Ponderosa Pine Forests in Southern BC! Currently, Canadians are being presented … Continue reading Petition to Establish an Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve
Money-savers vs. earth-savers – most econo-cars are top environmental performers, but not all
BURNABY, BC, and TORONTO, June 5 /CNW/ – A joint BCAA/Pollution Probe analysis done for Clean Air Day (June 6) … Continue reading Money-savers vs. earth-savers – most econo-cars are top environmental performers, but not all
Sustainable Ottawa Begins Harnessing Community Energy
Ottawa – Sustainable technology and “green” products are about to get a lot cheaper for National Capital Region residents. Sustainable Ottawa Community Energy Co-Operative is a brand new non-profit community based organization that is a direct response to a lack of concrete action on the environment.
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Our Green Strategy
Saskatchewan people have always had a deep connection to the land, and its role in supporting life and livelihood, and their government is therefore committed to addressing the challenges of climate change to ensure long-term sustainability. Continue reading Our Green Strategy
Biodiesel plant moving forward
After a rough start, things are running more smoothly for Canadian Green Fuels, which operates the province’s only commercial-scale biodiesel … Continue reading Biodiesel plant moving forward
Elementary School Field Trip Highlights the Environmental Benefits of Shelterbelts
“It helps the environment to plant trees,” says Rosenfeld Elementary School sixth grader Mattea Nickel. Classmate Amy Penner adds, “You … Continue reading Elementary School Field Trip Highlights the Environmental Benefits of Shelterbelts
CASA recommends renewable and alternative energy framework
EDMONTON, June 7 /CNW/ – The Clean Air Strategic Alliance (CASA), in a report released today, has recommended that the Government of Alberta create a policy framework to encourage the development of renewable and alternative electricity in Alberta. Important elements of the proposed Framework are contained in the final report of the CASA Renewable and Alternative Energy Project Team (R&A Team), comprised of government, industry and non-government
organization (NGO) stakeholders.
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2007 Toyota Earth Day Scholarship National Winner
BobbyJo (BJ) Bodnar is an extremely eloquent and politically active student who prioritizes sustainability at the very top of his … Continue reading 2007 Toyota Earth Day Scholarship National Winner
Mega-Marina Threatens Lake Simcoe
Simcoe is under threat, again. This time, it Continue reading Mega-Marina Threatens Lake Simcoe
B.C’s Top 100 Natural Wonders
What’s British Columbia’s top natural wonder? Is it the Adams River salmon run or Active Pass? How about Skookumchuk Narrows … Continue reading B.C’s Top 100 Natural Wonders