The Wye Marsh Wreath Making Workshop is back this year by popular demand! Participate in an enjoyable after-noon at the Wye Marsh making your own personalized wreath for the holidays. Continue reading Wreath Making Workshop – Kick off the Holiday Season, November 19 &20, 2011
This program is dedicated to increasing the supply of locally adapted seed of native woody species for planting in Ontario.
Continue reading 2011 Certified Seed Collector Workshops – August 15 and 16, 2011
Closing date, July 8th Continue reading Organicvoluntees near Ottawa
Closing date, July 8th Continue reading Organic volunteers near Ottawa
If we care about ourselves and our children and grandchildren, we must look beyond our immediate surroundings and do all we can to care for the oceans. Continue reading State of the ocean report a wake-up call for the world – Science Matters
The underlying message in Julie Hill’s book, The Secret Life of Stuff: A Manual for a New Material World, is one of conscious simplification. Not one to slap the wrists of consumers, she professes a love of shopping and the joy she gets from the perfect “find” for pennies. She does, however, question the ways in which we currently try to “green” our buying habits.Click through for our full review… Continue reading The Secret Life of Stuff
Win a trip for two to Nahanni National Park! The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) and Parks Canada are asking Canadians to help build the first national parks bucket list. Continue reading Celebrate Parks Canada’s 100th Anniversary with CPAWS
This is not a protest, but a way to help heal what has been destroyed and to give each other the spiritual strength to carry on. Continue reading A Healing Walk past toxic tailings ponds north of Fort McMurray
The Nature Conservancy of Canada successfully acquired three properties totaling approximately six hectares on Sandy Point, an island near the Town of St. George’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading Nature Conservancy protects valuable habitat in southwest Newfoundland
The Nature Conservancy of Canada has successfully acquired 22 hectares of land on the Conway Sand Hills, in Prince County, Prince Edward Island. This project was secured in part with funding from Environment Canada’s Natural Areas Conservation Program. Continue reading Nature Conservancy protects valuable habitat in Prince County, PEI
Environmental groups recently went to Federal Court to fight for immediate protection of caribou habitat facing unchecked oil-sands development in northeastern Alberta. Continue reading Alberta woodland caribou battle goes to Federal Court
One major issue with the plan is that it would be in the middle of prime farmland – some of the best in the province. Continue reading Environmental assessment needed for “mega quarry” near Orangeville
