# thegreenpages > Sharing your stories about your environment ## Posts - [Canada Invests in Environmental Monitoring to Advance Tidal Energy in the Bay of Fundy](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/09/canada-invests-in-environmental-monitoring-to-advance-tidal-energy-in-the-bay-of-fundy/): The Government of Canada is working closely with the province of Nova Scotia, Indigenous communities, academia and industry to support the development of clean technology and energy projects, including tidal projects in the Bay of Fundy. - [Canadian Youth Celebrated for Excellence in Innovation](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/05/canadian-youth-celebrated-for-excellence-in-innovation/): OTTAWA, ON, May 27, 2025 /CNW/ – Young Canadian innovators take centre stage tomorrow as part of Canadian Innovation Week. The honourees, aged 14 to 18, are national winners and finalists of the Rideau Hall Foundation’s (RHF) Ingenious+ youth innovation challenge, which provides young innovators with the opportunity to advance their projects through financial support, learning opportunities, and mentorship. “Now more than ever, we need homegrown solutions to everything from climate disasters to healthcare,” says Teresa Marques, President and CEO of the RHF. “Ingenious+ is all about empowering today’s young changemakers through wrap-around support that will help them grow their […] - [Discovering the Magic of Silent Trails: A Journey into Urban Tranquility](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/05/discovering-the-magic-of-silent-trails-a-journey-into-urban-tranquility/): Ever felt the need to escape the city's hustle and bustle without actually leaving it? The Silent Trails project is here to redefine your urban nature experience. - [Tackling energy poverty and improving housing in underprioritized communities](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/04/tackling-energy-poverty-and-improving-housing-in-underprioritized-communities/): In the video, Yasmin discusses her work in equity-based energy and climate programming, collaborating with governments and utilities across North America to develop inclusive solutions. - [Video: Berg Lake Trail reopens after four years of phased restoration!](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/03/video-berg-lake-trail-reopens-after-four-years-of-phased-restoration/): After a huge four-year restoration project following the severe flooding in 2021, the Berg Lake Trail is set to reopen soon. - [Video: Why Join iNaturalist.ca?](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/03/video-why-join-inaturalist-ca/): iNaturalist.ca is the Canadian branch of iNaturalist, a popular online platform and mobile app that allows users to record, share, and learn about biodiversity by documenting observations of plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms found in nature. It’s part of the global iNaturalist Network, a collaboration of various national iNaturalist platforms tailored to specific countries. Key Features of iNaturalist.ca: By using iNaturalist.ca, individuals can contribute to citizen science efforts while enhancing their understanding of the natural world. It’s especially valuable for nature enthusiasts, educators, students, and anyone involved in environmental conservation. Learn more at https://inaturalist.ca/ - [Discover Parks - BC Parks Foundation](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/03/discover-parks-bc-parks-foundation/): Exciting News: Discover Parks by the BC Parks Foundation is Here! 🌟 The BC Parks Foundation is thrilled to introduce Discover Parks—the new go-to for unforgettable park adventures! Whether visitors are seasoned explorers or just beginning their outdoor journey, there’s something amazing in store for everyone. 🌲 Self-Guided Activities: Visitors can dive into nature at their own pace with birding checklists, trail guides, and more, all designed to elevate their park experiences to the next level! 🌟 Guided Activities: For those seeking expert tips and insider knowledge, passionate Park Ambassadors and top-notch nature guides are ready to lead personalized journeys, […] - [New report reveals dramatic increase in overuse of toxic pesticides in Canada - Ecojustice](https://thegreenpages.ca/2025/01/new-report-reveals-dramatic-increase-in-overuse-of-toxic-pesticides-in-canada-ecojustice/): A new report from Ecojustice reveals that pesticide sales in Canada increased by a staggering 47 per cent between 2011 and 2021. - [Powering Canada's Future](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/12/powering-canadas-future/): Securing jobs, investments, and savings by building more affordable and reliable clean electricity - [Watch: Planting Hope - A Regreening Story](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/watch-planting-hope-a-regreening-story/): Planting Hope: A Regreening Story, a new film from Science North, was seven years in the making. The movie tells the story of efforts in Sudbury to repair the environmental damage caused by a century of mining activities. - [Watch: Five and a half months in five and a half minutes!](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/watch-five-and-a-half-months-in-five-and-a-half-minutes/): From spring’s first thaw to the golden hues of fall, dive into the captivating world of Yukon wildlife captured at this single camera location! Witness the thrilling highlights: grizzly and black bears drawn to a scent-marking tree, an enchanting pair of lynx prowling under the cover of night, majestic bull moose strutting through in autumn, several electrifying wolf appearances, and even a rare glimpse of a wolverine! And that’s just the start—this footage is a wild adventure you won’t want to miss! Video from: Yukon Wildlife Cams - [Vidéo: La semaine verte - L'héritage de Rachel Carson](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/video-la-semaine-verte-lheritage-de-rachel-carson/): La semaine verte | L’héritage de Rachel CarsonIl y a 60 ans, un livre révolutionnaire, « Printemps silencieux », dénonçait l’impact des pesticides. L’autrice Rachel Carson, biologiste et militante écologiste américaine, a inspiré avec cet ouvrage le mouvement environnemental en occident en plus de mener à l’interdiction du pesticide DDT aux États-Unis. Elle a laissé dans son sillage une inspiration pour plusieurs scientifiques. journaliste : Gilbert Béginréalisateur : Michel Poirier - [Announcing Funding to Improve Energy Efficiency in Ontario's Industrial Facilities](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/announcing-funding-to-improve-energy-efficiency-in-ontarios-industrial-facilities/): Investments in energy-saving programs are essential to help industries and workers build a more prosperous and sustainable future. - [Atlantic Canada Solar Summit](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/atlantic-canada-solar-summit/): Distributed Energy Resources will play a pivotal role in Atlantic Canada’s energy transition. In 2023, Provincial Governments shifted away from the 2030 Atlantic Loop pathway, announced plans for hundreds of megawatts of new solar and batteries and launched new programs like Community Solar, Commercial Net-Metering, and Demand Response. The 2024 Atlantic Solar Summit will explore where we go from here! It will feature keynote presentations from industry leaders, panel discussions on the latest advancements in solar and battery technologies, and networking opportunities to foster collaboration. Join us to help shape our region’s clean energy future!   When Start date: 2024/12/02 End […] - [3.1-Megawatt Solar Project in Development by SolarBank in Nova Scotia](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/11/3-1-megawatt-solar-project-in-development-by-solarbank-in-nova-scotia/): 290 Homes Expected to be Powered by this Community Solar Project TORONTO, Nov. 5, 2024 /CNW/ – SolarBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN; Cboe CA: SUNN, FSE: GY2) (“SolarBank” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce its plans to develop a 3.1 MW DC ground-mount solar power project known as the West Petpeswick project (the “Project“) on a site located in Nova Scotia. The Project is a key addition to the Company’s expanding portfolio of community solar initiatives in Nova Scotia, where plans are underway to develop an additional 31 MW of solar projects in the province. The proposed Project is being developed […] - [Watch: Sweat Bees and Stories from Parks Canada](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-sweat-bees-and-stories-from-parks-canada/): This little bee is super important for pollination on the island, and it’s the only place in the world where you’ll find it. - [Watch: new program aims to reuse construction waste on Vancouver Island](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-a-new-program-aims-to-reuse-construction-waste-on-vancouver-island/): B.C.-based company, The Building Materials Exchange (BMEx) program has launched new a program on Vancouver Island connecting construction and manufacturing companies. - [FortisBC unveils nine energy champions at 2024 Efficiency in Action Awards](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/fortisbc-unveils-nine-energy-champions-at-2024-efficiency-in-action-awards/): FortisBC Energy Inc. and FortisBC Inc. ("FortisBC") unveiled nine of B.C.'s exceptional energy champions at their 2024 Efficiency in Action Awards yesterday. - [EDC report: Rapid growth in AI-enabled cleantech unlocking opportunities for Canada](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/edc-report-rapid-growth-in-ai-enabled-cleantech-unlocking-opportunities-for-canada/): Latest cleantech report reveals surge in venture capital investment and AI's transformative impact on the industry - [Gleichen Solar Project in Construction Phase](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/gleichen-solar-project-in-construction-phase/): $33 million solar energy project in southeastern Alberta is a partnership between Ermineskin Cree Nation and TIU Canada - [Recycled computers and laptops to aid Canadian charities](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/recycled-computers-and-laptops-to-aid-canadian-charities/): Electronic Recycling Association Urges Companies to Donate Retired IT Equipment to Support Over 500 Canadian Organizations in Need - [Watch: 'Major victory' in youth-led constitutional challenge of Ontario emissions target](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-major-victory-in-youth-led-constitutional-challenge-of-ontario-emissions-target/): 'Major victory' in youth-led constitutional challenge of Ontario emissions target Ontario's top court has sent a youth-led constitutional challenge of the government's emissions target back to the lower court for a new hearing. - [Tripartite collaboration about the coastal waters of Québec's Eeyou Istchee Baie-James region - a new marine protection area project](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/tripartite-collaboration-about-the-coastal-waters-of-quebecs-eeyou-istchee-baie-james-region-a-new-marine-protection-area-project/): Recognizing the importance of protecting the ecological integrity, biodiversity and cultural value of the coastal waters of Québec's Eeyou Istchee Baie-James region, the Gouvernement du Québec, the Cree Nation Government and the Government of Canada are announcing their intention to work together on a project to establish a marine protection area (MPA) to preserve this natural and cultural treasure. - [Watch: Improve your Resume with Training Solutions](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-improve-your-resume-with-training-solutions/): Brought to you by ECO Canada’s Virtual Career Fair….. Elevate your resume and make a lasting impression in today’s competitive job market by pursuing essential training programs and certifications. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to advance your career, acquiring the right skills can set you apart from other candidates. By participating in targeted courses and earning recognized credentials, you demonstrate your commitment to professional growth and your dedication to staying relevant in your field. Learn from seasoned career experts who can guide you through impactful training solutions tailored to your industry. These experts offer insights into the most […] - [Watch: Haida Nation Reclaims Ancestral Lands: A Historic Victory](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-haida-nation-reclaims-ancestral-lands-a-historic-victory/): The Haida Nation triumphantly reclaims stewardship of its ancestral lands! - [Search for your next career with ECO Canada's Job Board](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/search-for-your-next-career-with-eco-canadas-job-board/): Eco Canada's job board is the go-to platform for environmental professionals eager to find exciting career opportunities! It connects job seekers with employers across Canada, offering a diverse range of positions from entry-level roles to executive leadership. - [Local climate change lawsuit argued tomorrow](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/local-climate-change-lawsuit-argued-tomorrow/): Local climate change lawsuit to be argued in court tomorrow Last year, a group of Saskatchewan citizens and Climate Justice Saskatoon launched a lawsuit against the Government of Saskatchewan and SaskPower, arguing that in the face of the climate change emergency, SaskPower needs to move to a low emission electricity grid by 2035. The case also asserts that the greenhouse gas pollution associated with an ongoing expansion of gas-fired electricity generation in our province violates our Charter rights to life, security of person, and equality. The case has attracted star expert witnesses including world famous NASA scientist Dr. James Hansen, who first warned […] - [Watch: Our Oceans with Barack Obama](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/10/watch-our-oceans-with-barack-obama/): Our Oceans is a five-episode series narrated by Barack Obama, offering a unique exploration of the world’s oceans. Directed by James Honeyborne, it showcases diverse ecosystems and marine life, highlighting awe-inspiring phenomena. The series is both visually stunning and educational, emphasizing the need to protect these vital ecosystems. - [Summer successes with Swim Drink Fish](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/summer-successes-with-swim-drink-fish/): Swim Drink Fish have had a several successful initiatives this past summer. They completed five clean-ups in Toronto’s Inner Harbour as part of the Floatables Strategy, educating the public and removing garbage like cigarette butts. The Biinaagami team showcased their Giant Floor Map and augmented reality experiences in Chicago and at the Canadian National Exhibition. The Western Watersheds team launched water monitoring projects in Edmonton and Vancouver, with collaborations at Simon Fraser University to monitor water quality and study the health benefits of water access. More clean-ups and collaborations are planned for the future. Also, get to know Gregary Ford […] - [Geothermal Rising from Green Energy Futures](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/geothermal-rising-from-green-energy-futures/): From our friends at Green Energy Features, their latest podcast is all about Geothermal energy. - [Virtual workshop: Empowering Youth for Marine Conservation](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/virtual-workshop-empowering-youth-for-marine-conservation/): A virtual workshop hosted by the New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN) and ACAP Saint John, that aims to inspire and mobilize young people to take an active role in ocean conservation efforts. - [What is Agrobiodiversity?](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/what-is-agrobiodiversity/): Created by the Beaty Biodiversity Museum, this introductory video on agrobiodiversity explains its definition, significance, and methods for monitoring biodiversity on farms. - [Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research (CLEAR)](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/civic-laboratory-for-environmental-action-research-clear/): Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research (CLEAR) is an exciting initiative pushing the boundaries of environmental science. Focused on plastic pollution, this feminist, anti-colonial lab is dedicated to creating ethical, community-driven research. They challenge traditional scientific norms by promoting equity, humility, and responsible land relations. CLEAR is redefining how environmental action and research intersect, making it a must-see for anyone passionate about decolonizing science and environmental justice. Explore more at: CLEAR. Also check out this short documentary from The Atlantic called “Recycling Is Like a Band-Aid on Gangrene“. Dr. Max Liboiron, founder of the Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research […] - [2024 Manitoba Watersheds Conference](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/09/2024-manitoba-watersheds-conference/): The 2024 Manitoba Watersheds Conference will be focusing on the innovations required to manage the unprecedented environmental changes facing our watersheds. Date: December 2-4, 2024 Location: Keystone Centre, 1175 18th St, Unit 1, Brandon, MB R7A 7C5 The conference provides an opportunity for watershed district staff and board members to engage with industry professionals, decision makers, businesses, and each other. It provides a place for celebrating successes, community building, staying connected to new and emerging practices, education, and advocacy for the protection of our water resources. Registration is now open! Additionally, explore their sponsorship opportunities and exhibitor packages. Register before […] - [Discussion: Is it worth it to put solar panels on your home?](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/08/discussion-is-it-worth-it-to-put-solar-panels-on-your-home/): Rooftop solar power is gaining traction across Canada, driven by decreasing installation costs and a growing desire for green energy. Homeowners are finding that, while the initial investment is high, long-term benefits like energy savings and reduced environmental impact make it worth considering. However, the payback period can be lengthy, and the effectiveness of solar panels can vary depending on geographic location and local incentives. Is it worth it? This article from the CBC explores both the financial and environmental pros and cons of going solar in Canada. Here is a great video from Exploring Alternatives that explore the topic: […] - [AEN Launches "Alberta Health Professionals for the Environment (AHPE)" Working Group](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/08/aen-launches-alberta-health-professionals-for-the-environment-ahpe-working-group/): The Alberta Environmental Network is thrilled to announce the official launch of the Alberta Health Professionals for the Environment (AHPE)! This dynamic initiative aims to forge powerful partnerships within Alberta’s health sector, uniting those committed to tackling the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. By reducing the adverse effects of environmental threats, AHPE strives to safeguard both human and planetary health. AHPE’s mission focuses on the critical intersections of climate change, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem degradation. The group is dedicated to: The AHPE Working Group is composed of a diverse and passionate collective of health professionals, […] - [Film: Beyond Climate](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/08/film-beyond-climate/): Beyond Climate (www.beyondclimate.ca) takes audiences on an exhilarating journey beyond the headlines, straight into the core of the most pressing issues of our time. This captivating film weaves together the vast patterns of climate change with the deeply human stories that bring them to life, showcasing what climate change truly looks like across British Columbia—from the towering peaks of the mountains to the mysterious depths of the oceans. Shot over several years across the province, Beyond Climate features the collective wisdom of Indigenous leaders, local communities, scientists, and policymakers. These voices come together to paint a vivid picture of the […] - [Strengthening the Mont Saint-Hilaire biosphere and the entire UNESCO biosphere network across Canada](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/08/strengthening-the-mont-saint-hilaire-biosphere-and-the-entire-unesco-biosphere-network-across-canada/): From: Environment and Climate Change Canada News release August 22, 2024 – Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec Canadians know that strong actions are needed to protect endangered species and combat climate change. That is why the Government of Canada is currently engaged in the greatest conservation campaign in Canada’s history to meet its ambitious goals of reversing biodiversity loss and protecting 30 percent of lands and waters by 2030. Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, announced that, from 2023 to 2026, the Government of Canada will invest over $11.7 million in funding for the Canadian Biosphere Regions Association and the […] - [British Columbia Fisher Habitat and Forestry Web Module](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/08/british-columbia-fisher-habitat-and-forestry-web-module/): As rare, forest-dependent predators, fishers are sensitive to human activities and need special management attention in BC. BC Fisher Habitat works to raise public awareness about fishers and works directly with resource-users to develop management tools that help them conserve fisher habitats within their operations. View a video of the BC Habitat Working Group tool overview: View a Fisher Habitat Creation Example video below: - [Ulkatcho Energy Corporation embarks on clean energy generation in Anahim Lake](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/04/ulkatcho-energy-corporation-embarks-on-clean-energy-generation-in-anahim-lake/): A new solar energy project is underway for the Ulkatcho First Nation in Anahim Lake, BC. - [The BC Home Energy Planner tool](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/04/the-bc-home-energy-planner-tool/): Understanding how a home uses energy is important information for homeowners to manage energy bills and reduce their impact on the environment. Many people rely on home energy assessments, which can be expensive, time-consuming or hard to access in remote communities. To address that challenge the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation created the BC Home Energy Planner tool, enabling homeowners to assess their energy usage independently (and it’s FREE!). Integrated with the BC Data Catalogue and using public data, the tool provides a Home Energy Score and recommendations for heating, cooling, insulation and windows. This helps people […] - [Vancouverites Can Now Access Recreational Water Quality Information at False Creek Year-Round](https://thegreenpages.ca/2024/01/vancouverites-can-now-access-recreational-water-quality-information-at-false-creek-year-round/): Volunteer citizen scientists needed to support charity’s weekly sampling at popular water hotspots. - [The final chapter: thank you...](https://thegreenpages.ca/2023/04/the-final-chapter-thank-you/): All good things... - [Talk Climate to Me by Project Neutral](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/09/talk-climate-to-me-by-project-neutral/): Talk Climate to Me, powered by Project Neutral, is returning this fall.  This program is a fun, free, inclusive, online, team-based climate education experience for women in Canada! If you are looking for a space to learn more about the climate crisis in an accessible and supportive environment, join them for a lunch, evening, or weekend TCTM session. You can sign up for the course and learn about other ways to get involved on the TCTM website.  - [Story Map: Endemic species of Canada](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/07/story-map-endemic-species-of-canada/): There are over 300 plants and animals that are uniquely Canadian and not found anywhere else in the world Nature Conservancy of Canada and NatureServe Canada | 2020 To support the conservation of Canada’s endemic wildlife, the  Nature Conservancy of Canada  (NCC) and  NatureServe Canada  have developed the first comprehensive report on this group of uniquely Canadian wildlife. The report highlights over 300 of Canada’s nationally endemic plants and animals, and maps hot spots across the country where they can be found. View the Endemic species of Canada report. Photo: https://www.eurekalert.org/multimedia/703864 Press release: New report highlights threats to uniquely Canadian […] - [Event: Careers in mass timber design](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/05/event-careers-in-mass-timber-design/): This exciting online event will feature professionals from the sector sharing about their career paths and thoughts on the future of Mass Timber Design. - [Climate Change and me](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/04/climate-change-and-me/): 10 educative videos for 5 to 12 years old. - [Explore Careers in Climate Action](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/03/explore-careers-in-climate-action/): Friday, April 22, 202212:00pm–1:30pm PDT3:00pm–4:30pm EDT Celebrate Earth Day 2022 by learning about a variety of exciting careers that can allow you to Invest In Our Planet. Join this 90-minute session to connect with professionals working in Climate Action and find your path to achieving your career dreams. Participants must be 18-30 years old. An honorarium in the form of a LinkedIn Learning license will be provided to young people who register, attend the full session, and provide feedback. Please be prepared to be on camera to receive an honorarium. Register today!Click here or visit: princestrust.ca/exploreclimateaction - [The Future of Us - Alternatives Journal](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/03/the-future-of-us-alternatives-journal/): Announcing a new online magazine series brought to you by Alternatives Journal. The first magazine to be featured is a collaboration with WWF-Canada, creating The Future of Us! This issue was created to tell the story of species conservation in Canada from a range of perspectives and voices, and showcases what conservation looks like today, in our ever-changing world, and what we need to do to make real change. New articles will be posted from this magazine every Tuesday and Thursday, and added to the main magazine homepage. Be sure to check the main homepage here. - [Online event: Explore Sustainable Agriculture (April 14, 2022)](https://thegreenpages.ca/2022/03/online-event-explore-sustainable-agriculture-april-14-2022/): This online event will feature professionals who have exciting careers in the sustainable agriculture sector - [Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/12/provincial-energy-efficiency-scorecard/): Brought to you by Efficiency Canada, the Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard is provides a comprehensive benchmark of provincial and territorial energy efficiency policies in Canada.  Energy savings are largely driven by the provinces and territories because they have jurisdiction over relevant policy areas, such as public utility regulation and building energy codes.  Along with the accompanying updated Energy Efficiency Policy Database, this year’s Scorecard, which tracks policy and outcome-based metrics across all 10 provinces (plus territories) includes new information on building workforce training and professionalization, municipalities and building codes, and public transit.  Watch a video below to learn more about the 2021 Energy Efficiency […] - [Energy System Map from Student Energy](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/12/energy-system-map-from-student-energy/): Explore the energy system map with Student Energy, starting with energy sources all the way to the end uses of energy. The Energy System map includes an interactive map view, a searchable energy topics index view, and accompanying videos. About Student Energy Student Energy is a global youth-led organization empowering the next generation of leaders who are accelerating the transition to a sustainable, equitable energy future. We work with a network of 50,000 young people from over 120 countries to build the knowledge, skills, and networks they need to take action on energy. Student Energy collaborates with governments, companies, and […] - [Green Investing 101 newsletter](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/11/green-investing-101-newsletter/): The Globe and mail is now offering a new newsletter course for the climate-conscious investor. - [Video: 2021 Energy Efficiency Scorecard](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/08/video-2021-energy-efficiency-scorecard/): James and Brendan will present the results of Efficiency Canada’s 2021 Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard. The Scorecard evaluates provincial policy and performance on energy efficiency over an 18-month period. For this year’s report, this period coincides with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. - [Nature Has Everything to Teach You](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/05/nature-has-everything-to-teach-you/): More Children in Muddy Boots, Outside! - [Contact Nature - Dans le respect de notre nature!](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/05/contact-nature-with-respect-for-our-nature/): Contact Nature, dans le respect de notre nature! Pêche, découverte du fjord et ses alentours, randonnée, camping et bien plus. - [Green from Home Challenge from Project Neutral](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/04/green-from-home-challenge-from-project-neutral/): A fun and interactive addition to any workplace. Select from a range of offers including lunch and learns, team challenges, workshops, and so much more. Delivered 100% virtually and fully customizable for your office needs. - [For the first time, a river is granted official rights and legal personhood in Canada](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/02/for-the-first-time-a-river-is-granted-official-rights-and-legal-personhood-in-canada/): Quebec, Canada, February 23, 2021 (CPAWS – SNAP) – The Muteshekau-shipu Alliance today announced the granting of legal personhood to the Magpie River, through the adoption of two parallel resolutions by the Innu Council of Ekuanitshit and the Minganie Regional County Municipality (RCM). The river is thus assigned nine rights, as well as potential legal guardians responsible primarily for ensuring that these rights are respected. This is the first such case in Canada. The announcement was made in partnership with the International Observatory on the Rights of Nature (IORN), based in Montreal, Canada, which drafted the resolutions in collaboration with the […] - [Water Rangers](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/02/water-rangers/): Empower anyone to learn about, test and act to protect our waterways through citizen science. - [Watch for Wildlife](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/01/watch-for-wildlife/): Watch for Wildlife (W4W) is a wildlife-vehicle collision prevention program of the Sierra Club Canada Foundation’s Atlantic Chapter. Initiated in 2016 in Nova Scotia, Watch for Wildlife was developed in response to a recognized need for greater awareness about wildlife-vehicle collision prevention and increasing safety on our roads for both people and wildlife. - [Youth Climate Lab (YCL)](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/01/youth-climate-lab-ycl/): The Youth Climate Lab has just turned 3 and is a remarkable story of two friends at the University of Waterloo who started an initiative to help youth build the necessary skills and provide opportunities to help accelerate youth-led climate policy, projects and businesses. - [Research identifies places that protect benefits people get from nature](https://thegreenpages.ca/2021/01/new-research-identifies-places-that-protect-benefits-people-get-from-nature-yellowstone-to-yukon-conservation-initiative/): First-of-its-kind research maps Canada’s most important spots for freshwater, recreation and carbon storage, providing an important tool for conservation decisions - [Biosphere Eco-City Initiative](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/11/biosphere-eco-city-initiative/): A Biosphere Eco-City is an urban area and surrounding countryside where cooperation ensures that everyone’s actions can contribute to sustainability. - [CBC Celebrates the 60TH Anniversary of The Nature of Things](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/11/cbc-celebrates-the-60th-anniversary-of-the-nature-of-things/): Milestone season launches Friday, November 6, exactly 60 years to the day the groundbreaking, award-winning science series first premiered in 1960 - [Tru Earth Declared Canada's 2nd Fastest Growing Startup by Canadian Business Magazine](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/10/tru-earth-declared-canadas-2nd-fastest-growing-startup-by-canadian-business-magazine/): Tru Earth is a Canadian, sustainable, start-up company that specializes in eco-friendly laundry detergent. - [Planet in Focus 2020](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/10/planet-in-focus-2020/): Time to start watching. The Planet in Focus 2020 festival starts NOW. - [Be part of the citizen science community with iNaturalist.ca](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/10/be-part-of-the-citizen-science-community-with-inaturalist-ca/): Contribute to the ongoing inventory of Canada’s species with iNaturalist.ca. - [Earth Rangers new App](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/10/earth-rangers-new-app/): If you haven’t tried out the new Earth Rangers App yet, you definitely need to check it out. It is beautifully designed with fun and educational missions, podcasts, and creative interactive activities for your young conservationists. From the Earth Rangers website: The Earth Rangers App is free to download, and gives your child access to programs and features such as: Over 20 fun Missions that make a real and positive impact on the environment like planting trees, battery recycling drives, conserving energy and creating butterfly gardens Animal Adoptions that allow you to support real, on the ground conservation projects across Canada […] - [Upcoming book: Finding Our Niche by Philip A. Loring](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/10/upcoming-book-finding-our-niche-by-philip-a-loring/): In Finding Our Niche, Philip A. Loring does just that. He explores the tragedies of Western society and offers examples and analyses that can guide us in reconciling our damaging settler-colonial histories and tremendous environmental missteps in favor of a more sustainable and just vision for the future. - [Paths to reconciliation interactive map](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/09/paths-to-reconciliation/): On September 30, 2020, Canadian Geographic introduced a groundbreaking website dedicated to uncovering residential schools that were not formally acknowledged in the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. The site includes an interactive map and a teacher’s guide, featuring the stories of three survivors. This resource serves as a valuable tool for both parents and students to use at home. We invite you to reflect on your understanding of Canada’s residential school history and join us, along with your children, on the journey towards reconciliation by deepening that knowledge. Visit the website: https://pathstoreconciliation.canadiangeographic.ca/ - [Pacific Salmon Explorer](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/09/pacific-salmon-explorer/): A stunning example of a clean and intuitive presentation of data, this tool provides access to the best available data for salmon conservation units in BC. Hosted and developed by the Pacific Salmon Foundation’s Salmon Watersheds Program. “The Pacific Salmon Explorer is a living tool, and the information and analyses are updated regularly as new data become available.“ Below is a demo by Peri Scopic: Visit the site at: https://www.salmonexplorer.ca Want to learn more about Pacific Salmon and how you can help? Here are more resources below: The Pacific Salmon – Hinterland Who’s Who Watch how restoration can make an […] - [Perseverance Creek collaboration expands Cumberland Community Forest](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/09/perseverance-creek-collaboration-expands-cumberland-community-forest/): Thanks to an innovative partnership between conservation organizations, local governments, and a private timber company, over 225 acres of additional forested land has been acquired in the Perseverance Creek watershed for protection. - [Video: 260. Tiny Home Tour - Kenton Zerbin living large in a pretty cool tiny home](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/09/video-260-tiny-home-tour-kenton-zerbin-living-large-in-a-pretty-cool-tiny-home/): A Tiny Home in Morinville, Alberta. Kenton Zerbin gave up teaching school to teach people about building a sustainable world through permaculture. - [Video: Salamanders of Happy Valley Forest](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/09/video-salamanders-of-happy-valley-forest/) - [Video: Fighting climate change through positive action](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/08/video-fighting-climate-change-through-positive-action/) - [The Great Biofuel Debate - Alternatives Journal](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/07/the-great-biofuel-debate/): Could biomass fuel our future? Watch the Biofuel Debate with Alexandra Scaman and Alex Goddard to learn more. - [2020 Green Communities Award Winners Announced](https://thegreenpages.ca/2020/06/2020-green-communities-award-winners-announced/): 23 June 2020 – The 2020 GC Awards were announced at Green Communities Canada’s (GCC) Annual General Meeting, 22 June. The awards recognize the many champions who work and volunteer with GCC and its member organizations. Award winners: Green Community Member of the Year – Green Venture, Hamilton, ON Green Community Member of the Year honours go to Green Venture, celebrating its 25th anniversary. Over the years, Green Venture has launched hundreds of programs, partnered with countless organizations, and engaged directly with more than 500,000 students, homeowners, and area resident to deliver programs that improve the earth and the local […] - [Connecting and Supporting Youth in Arctic Affairs](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/12/connecting-and-supporting-youth-in-arctic-affairs/): The Arctic Youth Network (AYN) is a global network of youth making change in the Arctic, focused on international cooperation and capacity-building. - [Bike Repair Station @ YQQ](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/12/bike-repair-station-yqq/): What a great idea, especially if you bring your bike off the airplane. That area is a great place to ride. Read more about it. - [Watch: Solid wood passive house - 90% more energy efficient](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/12/video-solid-wood-passive-house-90-more-energy-efficient/): The Symonds Passive House is 90% more energy efficient, solar powered and built out of solid wood (cross-laminated timber) and one of the most beautiful super energy efficient homes we’ve seen at Green Energy Futures. - [Project Neutral - Get Started](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/07/project-neutral-get-started/): Project Neutral helps you understand how your daily choices impact climate change. Take five minutes to discover your household carbon ‘footprint’ now! Source: Project Neutral – Get Started   - [The climate crisis: These are Canada's worst-case scenarios - Macleans.ca](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/07/the-climate-crisis-these-are-canadas-worst-case-scenarios-macleans-ca/): A collection of stories that offers a comprehensive look at where Canada currently stands, what could be done to address the issue and what the consequences might be if this country continues with half measures. Source: The climate crisis: These are Canada’s worst-case scenarios – Macleans.ca - [‎BC iSpecies Goshawk on the App Store](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/07/bc-ispecies-goshawk-on-the-app-store/): ‎This is an informational tool was created by the Province of British Columbia to aid in the identification of Coastal Northern Goshawk. This application contains photos and descriptions of this species at risk, its habitat as well as similar species that may be encountered in coastal forests. It i… Source: ‎BC iSpecies Goshawk on the App Store - [A New Look at the “Guts” of the Plastic Pollution Problem | Sierra Club](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/07/a-new-look-at-the-guts-of-the-plastic-pollution-problem-sierra-club/): A new documentary takes an anti-colonial, feminist view on pollution Source: A New Look at the “Guts” of the Plastic Pollution Problem | Sierra Club - [Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami announce first ever Inuit-led climate strategy | Canadian Geographic](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/06/inuit-tapiriit-kanatami-announce-first-ever-inuit-led-climate-strategy-canadian-geographic/): The strategy calls for a coordinated climate policy in Inuit Nunangat and will receive $1-million from the federal government Source: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami announce first ever Inuit-led climate strategy | Canadian Geographic - [Canada bans import and export of shark fins | Canadian Geographic](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/06/canada-bans-import-and-export-of-shark-fins-canadian-geographic/): The ban is one of several significant and long-awaited changes to the federal Fisheries Act that passed Tuesday, including new provisions to rebuild depleted fish stocks Source: Canada bans import and export of shark fins | Canadian Geographic - [From UW: How will we face the next great disruption? | Impact Stories](https://thegreenpages.ca/2019/06/from-uw-how-will-we-face-the-next-great-disruption-impact-stories/): University of Waterloo – As more of the world’s population migrates to cities, our global community is faced with complex questions: How can we make our streets smarter, and safer? How do we feed our growing urban centres? Source: How will we face the next great disruption? | Impact Stories Full video here: - [Dr. Lori Marino on Blackfish in Captivity](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/07/dr-lori-marino-on-blackfish-in-captivity/): Dr. Lori Marino (Blackfish; The Sanctuary Project; The Kimmela Centre for Animal Advocacy) on seeking sanctuary, captive orcas (Corky, Lolita & Kiska), animal rights and wrongs & more on the latest episode of the Skaana podcast. “Being a dolphin in a captive environment, in a concrete tank, doing tricks, is not being a dolphin… A dolphin is someone who has a life to lead and is not necessarily interested in looking to you to enrich their lives, they’re going about their business.” Significant quotes: “We would keep them safe and healthy for the rest of their lives.” “I made a […] - [Nice set up](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/06/nice-set-up/): Go Sustainable Saanich! 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Mark Leiren-Young talks to the filmmaker behind Modified about genetically modified fruits, vegetables and fish or, as our government prefers to call them, “plants with novel traits.” Meet Aube Giroux on the latest episode of Skaana. Giroux is the producer, director and star of Modified, an enlightening and disturbing feature length documentary about modified foods and the Canadian and US governments’ shocking reluctance to label modified foods as GMOs — even though this is common practice in 64 other countries. “Genetically engineered […] - [Canada announces efforts to protect its coasts and waterways](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/03/canada-announces-efforts-to-protect-its-coasts-and-waterways/): Canada announces new initiatives to enhance safety systems in coastal waters and measures to reduce the underwater noise impacting Southern Resident Killer Whales. - [Healing a Hurt Land](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/03/healing-a-hurt-land/): The Haida Nation and Nature Conservancy of Canada partner to protect culturally and ecologically significant lands on the Kumdis Estuary. - [Canada hits a home run for biodiversity conservation](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/02/canada-hits-a-home-run-for-biodiversity-conservation/): After Canada's Federal Government commits biodiversity conservation, it's time for Ontario and other provinces and territories to follow suit. - [Talking About Not Talking to BC's Environment Minister](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/02/talking-about-not-talking-to-bcs-environment-minister/):   Our latest episode of Skaana was supposed to be an interview with BC Environment Minister, George Heyman. So was last month’s episode. So was our year-end episode. For that matter, we were also trying to interview the Environment Minister during the last election campaign when he was the environment critic. George Heyman is Skaana’s answer to Godot. His staff keeps agreeing that he’ll talk to us and then, like Lucy playing football with Charlie Brown, they move the ball at the last moment. They finally sent me an email saying the Minister would never talk to me because… they […] - [Supercharge Your Purpose: Communications Training Webinars](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/01/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 your event into the must-attend occasion on your community’s social calendar while adding significant value to your brand, operations and bottom line. We’ll use case studies to run you through developing the initial concept, thematic devices, venue, MC and speakers, entertainment, food, venue decoration, audio/video, […] - [Climate Change and Canadians: New Public Opinion Research by EcoAnalytics](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/01/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 engage Canadians on the important issues surrounding climate change. Presenters will answer these questions by using information from the results and analysis of EcoAnalytics’ latest Climate of Change Survey (Oct. 2017). EcoAnalytics is an ambitious cooperative research initiative launched in 2016 on behalf of a […] - [The Story of Building Ontario's Bruce Trail](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/01/trail-to-the-bruce-the-story-of-the-building-of-the-bruce-trail/): Toronto – The famous Bruce Trail, Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath, snakes its way all the way from Niagara’s wine country to the tip of the Bruce Peninsula,  at Tobermory. Stretching almost 900 kilometres, with roughly 400 kilometres of side trails, the trail offers magnificent hikes along forested cliffs and valleys of the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. The best way to experience the Bruce Trail is to hike it, but you should also take a look at Trail to the Bruce: The Story of the Building of the Bruce Trail — a new book that describes the history […] - [Green Party Leader Elizabeth May talks Orcas, Right Whales & #Stopkm on Skaana Podcast](https://thegreenpages.ca/2018/01/green-party-leader-elizabeth-may-on-skaana/): Canadian federal Green Party leader, Elizabeth May (@ElizabethMay), talks to Mark Leiren-Young about saving orcas and right whales; stopping Kinder Morgan and Bilcon and Canada’s toothless endangered species laws on the latest episode of the Skaana podcast. “All whales matter. All cetaceans matter. 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