A webinar on reframing the debate and influencing public opinion and media coverage in Canada on clean energy and climate issues. Continue reading Webinar: Breaking the Inevitability Frame in the Energy Debate
If we want to protect our health, our children’s and grandchildren’s health, and the natural systems that keep us alive, we must act now. Continue reading David Suzuki: Prescription for health is to fight global warming
Researchers receive $500,000 in CANARIE funding to link environmental information about the North. Continue reading Connecting data for better decision-making in the Arctic
Passenger pigeons were once a remarkable story of nature’s abundance. But then they told another tale about the destructive power of humans. Continue reading David Suzuki: Of passenger pigeons and coal-mine canaries
Join Michael’s Hair Body Mind, Trees Ontario and Credit Valley Conservation, September 24 at the Rattray Marsh Conservation Area. Continue reading Community Tree Planting
Activities like urban gardening and food growing help expats feel like they belong in their new communities. Continue reading Expats in Canada go green to get involved
Though they are only the length of a grain of rice, mountain pine beetles have made a devastating impact on our nation’s forests. Continue reading Pine on the Decline: The Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic
Allowing overnight commercial accommodations at Maligne Lake violates Jasper National Park management plan. Continue reading Conservation groups challenge Jasper National Park development proposal
Learn about stewardship efforts to preserve this important natural landscape. Continue reading Milne Hollow: A Natural History Walking Tour October 5, 2014
It’s time to shift attention from those who sow doubt and confusion, to those who want to address a real, serious problem. Continue reading David Suzuki: Global warming deniers get more desperate by the day
Canada and Australia stand together in an ever-dwindling club devoted to the carbon economy. Continue reading Australia’s coal slump could be a cautionary tale for Canada
Once oil leaves the dock, says Kinder Morgan representative, the company is not responsible for tanker spills in BC waters. Continue reading Carrier’s Liability: Kinder Morgan’s Achilles Heel
