On Friday, June 10th, 2011, TEDxNovaScotia (Acadia University) & TEDxHalifax (NSCC Waterfront Campus in Dartmouth) are bringing you leading thinkers and doers from Nova Scotia and beyond to share in extraordinary insights, unexpected connections, and powerful inspiration. Continue reading Designing Your Life Within Your Community – TEDxNovaScotia – June 10th
On Friday, June 10th, 2011, TEDxNovaScotia (Acadia University) & TEDxHalifax (NSCC Waterfront Campus in Dartmouth) are bringing you leading thinkers and doers from Nova Scotia and beyond to share in extraordinary insights, unexpected connections, and powerful inspiration. Continue reading Designing Your Life Within Your Community – TEDxNovaScotia – June 10th
Compiled by: Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network Provincial Government news releases: Ministerial Statement – 100 Years and Counting – Parks Canada Celebrates Centennial News releases from NL opposition parties: Dunderdale keeps industrial users in the dark about Muskrat Falls rates (NL Liberal Party) In the media: News, Commentary, Letters to the Editor & Podcast Atlantic […] Continue reading News Review (May 24-30) from NLEN
Using peer learning exercises, class discussions, and expert speakers, Anna Liza Badaloo helps you learn how to connect more authentically with volunteers and strengthen your organization’s volunteer program. The first session on June 8 focuses on recruitment techniques and how to make your organization volunteer-ready; later sessions will focus on orientation and training (July 20), recognition and building the relationship (September 14), and supervision and evaluation (October 12). Continue reading Authentic Volunteer Engagement: Planning & Recruitment
In this 3 hour workshop at Kilborn Allotment Gardens in Ottawa, you can learn about common, safe, non-toxic weeds and plants that have a long history of use as food and medicine. Continue reading Wild Food in the City
Brings together environmental nonprofits, settlement agencies, and community and faith groups to help the environmental movement change to better reflect various ethno-cultural and Aboriginal communities. Continue reading Collective Impact! The Environment & Our Diverse Society
The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions is pleased to support this lecture which is part of the Friesen Conference Program organized by the SFU Gerontology Research Centre. The guest speaker for this free public lecture is Dr. Carlos Corvalan, Senior Advisor on Risk Assessment and Global Environmental Change from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO/WHO).
Continue reading “Climate Change and Health: Actingto Reduce Risks and Vulnerabilities” May 25, 2011
Go Wild in the City on a guided walk in Rouge Park (Scarborough) Continue reading Rouge Park Guided Walks – Year-round
Keen on completing necessary conservation work? On Thursday, June 23rd at 10:00am join us in the Waterton Area to tear down some unneeded buildings on a Nature Conservancy of Canada properity to help restore native habitat! Continue reading Bull’s-eye at Birdseye – June 23rd, 2011
Keen on completing necessary conservation work? On Wednesday, June 15 at 9:30am join us in the Crowsnest Pass to clean up one of our Nature Conservancy of Canada properities so its natural beauty can shine! Continue reading Spring Cleaning in the Crowsnest – June 15, 2011
Discover practical tips from sustainability experts and enjoy green exhibits, guided tours, kids’ activities, live entertainment, tree planting and more! Continue reading Our Greener Side Celebration
The Beaty Biodiversity Museum at UBC has a summer full of events planned for everyone of all ages. The summer season kicks off on May 22 with a festival celebrating the International Day of Biological Diversity with this year’s theme of forests. Continue reading Summer at the Beaty
