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Category: Tools & Resources
Supercharge Your Purpose: Communications Training Webinars
Second Revolution Communications, along with the Sustainability Network, is pleased to host two upcoming webinars, for those with beginner to intermediate knowledge, that will build your organization’s marketing and communication capacity to maximize your public engagement and fundraising activities. Engineering Effective Events | Tues Feb 27 – 1-2:30pm ET In this webinar, you’ll learn how to turn…
Climate Change and Canadians: New Public Opinion Research by EcoAnalytics
On February 14, 2018 (1-2 pm ET), Sustainability Network & EcoAnalytics will host a webinar about new climate action policies and how Canadians’ attitudes and beliefs change about climate. The webinar, presented by the Université de Montréal’s Dr. Erick Lachapelle and James Boothroyd of EcoAnalytics, evaluates these federal policies and the most powerful narrative frames to…
Connecting data for better decision-making in the Arctic
Researchers receive $500,000 in CANARIE funding to link environmental information about the North.
Book Launch April 8th – Speaking for Ourselves: Environmental Justice in Canada
Books Provide Details on Environment and Inequality in Canada. When Bob Lovelace set out to write about the struggle of his people against uranium exploration in Ontario, he wrote it from a Canadian maximum security prison. The 61-year old grandfather, and a chief of the Ardoch Algonquin, was in prison for standing up for social…
Alternatives Journal: Building Resilience
Waterloo, Ontario – A Google search for “sustainability” may not bring up as many hits as one looking for “Harry Potter” (70.5 million) or “god” (465 million). But at a respectable 31.5 million, it’s safe to say that this term has entered our vernacular. Alternatives Journal, Canada’s national environmental magazine, has just released its newest…
The Canadian Environmental Health Atlas – CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
The SSHRC-funded Canadian Environmental Health Atlas is aimed at producing a single coherent account of environmental health and public health practice in Canada and for raising environmental health awareness nationally. With this note we are asking if you can identify interesting work – whether your own or otherwise – that you can nominate to be…
Google Maps Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Even for experts and scientists, analyzing data on emissions and climate change can seem like a rising sea of numbers. The United Nations Climate Change Secretariat (UNFCCC) in collaboration with several Googlers has created a map that visualizes greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by a number of industrialized countries. The aim of this map is…
Energy Acronyms
Energy Acronyms, the easiest way to find the meaning of energy related acronyms and abbreviations on the web. Jeff Bell is the creator of http://www.energyacronyms.com a recently launched website dubbed "A Free Resource for Energy Professionals". We had the chance to interview Bell to talk about his web resource. thegreenpages: So Jeff, what is your…
WWF Canada’s Living Planet City
The latest from WWF Canada – one the coolest interactive visualisations of a sustainable city that we have ever seen. WWF-Canada today launched Living Planet City, an inspiring, fun and interactive microsite that illustrates how sustainable, climate friendly cities can be built without relying on dirty oil or coal. The city also highlights how Canadian…
The Natural Step’s Toolkits for Sustainability
The Latest from The Natural Step Canada. Helping communities, businesses and individuals take meaningful steps toward sustainability. Current toolkits include: The Natural Step’s Toolkits for Sustainability have been created to share best practices based on our work with thousands of corporations, municipalities, academic institutions and not-for-profit organizations around the world. Our partners and clients have…
The hacker’s guide: a new online approach to old environmentalism
With iPhones, laptops, widgets, and more, it’s time to take your dedication to all things green a step further. Here’s a list of online tools and opportunities to get you started…
BuyFromTheFarm.ca Links Canadian Agriculture Coast to Coast
BuyFromTheFarm.ca continues the National Dream of linking Canadians from Newfoundland to British Columbia with a consumer website where all aspects of Canadian agricultural product can be found. BuyFromTheFarm.ca is a consumer-centric website with the goal of being the hub between urban consumers and rural producers. The website provides an interactive community where farmers and urbanites…
Get Social with ECO Canada
(From Eco Canada) – Did you know that you can follow ECO Canada on Facebook and Twitter to receive the latest updates on environmental job postings, ECO news, upcoming networking events and professional development programs? Keeping in touch with ECO Canada has never been so easy. Even if you don’t hold a Facebook or Twitter…
A Guide to the Environmental Petitions Process
This week, the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development announced the publication of Getting Answers: A Guide to the Environmental Petitions Process. The federal environmental petitions process was established to provide a formal means for Canadians to bring their concerns about environmental issues to the attention of federal ministers and departments. This new 27-page…
Alternatives Journal: Best in Books Issue
Coming Soon to Newsstands… Get out of the way Al Gore.Move over George Monbiot.Take a time out Tim Flannery. The new crop of environmental books on bookstore shelves is enough to keep you entertained all summer long and more. So this issue of Alternatives is dedicated to helping you decide what to read and what…
Green Jobs in Canada: GoodWork
Since 2001, GoodWork has been connecting green-minded Canadians with meaningful opportunities to contribute and be employed. GoodWork is now Canada’s most popular green job site.
Environmental Facebook groups worth looking at – March 2008
Here are some Canadian environment-related Facebook groups that are worth checking out. They are all active and utilize Facebook events, links, discussion boards, and photo galleries frequently. And of course, their content is pretty cool as well…. The Green Chain GangEntertainment & Arts – MoviesThis group is based upon the blockbuster documentary ‘The Green Chain”…
