Charlottetown – The Environmental Coalition of Prince Edward Island (ECO-PEI) is a community based action group formed in 1988. Their goal is to work in partnership to understand and improve the Island environment. Continue reading ECOPEI – Prince Edward Island’s environmental social network
AnnouncementsFull Worth of Wetlands Can Now be RevealedA new way to assess the real worth of wetlands has recently been … Continue reading FORREX Conservation Biology Newsletter – September, 2009
Judge rules ERCB not required to review Shell’s failure to follow through on pollution limits. News Release by Ecojustice and … Continue reading Alberta Oil Sands Review Process Broken
Canada’s Environment Minister John Baird, and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Acting President, James Eetoolook, today announced the establishment of three new National Wildlife Areas on and around Baffin Island, protecting local species and habitat including the bowhead whale. Continue reading Protection for Arctic Wildlife Sanctuaries Announced
Edmonton (CPAWS Northern Alberta) – For the first time in 10 years, the Alberta government is giving the green light … Continue reading Alberta opens door to first new protected wilderness in a decade – CPAWS
Two grade seven students from Saskatchewan won the national 2009 Energy and the Environment Art Contest under the theme “Using Less – Living Better.” The students did so well, it got thegreenpages thinking – what other great environmentally-focused art is coming out of Saskatchewan? Continue reading Four SK Eco-Artists (and more!) that you should check out
Comprehensive new report outlines risks of poorly managed oil sands development and proposes a new approach. Continue reading Will Saskatchewan Oil Sands be a Carbon Copy of Alberta’s Mistakes?
Comprehensive new report outlines risks of poorly managed oil sands development and proposes a new approach. Continue reading Will Saskatchewan Oil Sands be a Carbon Copy of Alberta’s Mistakes?
September will see the launch of the Maritimes’ only regional magazine devoted to sustainable development, independent journalism and critical reflection on social, cultural and environmental issues. Continue reading Coastlands: The Maritimes Policy Review
Edmonton – The Alberta government has released the final report of the Carbon Capture and Storage Development Council. Its recommendations … Continue reading Alberta’s plans for Carbon Capture and Storage
Smith’s Funeral Homes is the first Canadian funeral business to be certified by the Green Burial Council (GBC). Continue reading Dying to go green? Canada’s first certified “Green” funeral home can help
PEI Premier Robert Ghiz recently announced provincial support for the restoration of Leard’s Pond. Continue reading PEI contributes $120,000 to Leard’s Pond Restoration
