The City of Toronto Green Guide
The City of Toronto’s first ever Green Guide – a summary of the City’s environmental projects, programs and policies compiled … Continue reading The City of Toronto Green Guide
The City of Toronto’s first ever Green Guide – a summary of the City’s environmental projects, programs and policies compiled … Continue reading The City of Toronto Green Guide
Solarco is currently installing a system of 120 ETC-16 vacuum tube collectors to pre-heat domestic hot water at Toronto Continue reading Arcadia Housing Co-Op Project
Recently, many Canadian municipalities have introduced pesticide by-laws. As a result, there is a need for information on pesticide-free approaches … Continue reading Sustainable Properties Showcase
Welcome to the WWOOF program in Canada. Willing Workers On Organic Farms and World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. Vacationing … Continue reading Willing Workers On Organic Farms and World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms
Caring for our environment is everyone Continue reading Naturally Green
Halifax Regional Municipality has undertaken a program to reduce the amount of unnecessary vehicle engine idling in the municipality. The … Continue reading Partners in Engine Emission Reduction (PEER)
WiTS is an environmental stewardship program of the Vancouver Island Region of the Federation of BC Naturalists (FBCN) that aims … Continue reading Conserving trees for life – Wildlife Tree Stewardship Program
More people in Vancouver walk to work than anywhere in North America except New York City. The proportion of people … Continue reading More city residents legging it to work
Thrive! is an organization dedicated to making sustainable living in Vancouver easy and accessible. We found so many good things … Continue reading Thrive – Vancouver’s Sustainability Guide
Urbanization and population growth are the leading causes of habitat loss, and Mississauga, one of the fastest growing communities in … Continue reading Mississauga Community Stewardship Initiative
The Alberta Stewardship Network (ASN) is a provincial stewardship initiative established in 2004, with partners from federal and provincial government agencies, non-government organizations, community stewardship groups, and Aboriginal communities. The need for a provincial stewardship network was identified by community-based stewards through recent workshops, surveys, and consultations. Stewards have indicated that they need better access to funding sources, technical and scientific information, and training in recruiting and keeping volunteers. Some groups have also said they feel isolated and do not have the sense that their work is appreciated by society. Thus, the Alberta Stewardship Network was established as one tool to address these needs.
A national conference aimed at drawing attention to conservation and stewardship issues will be held in western Newfoundland and Labrador this summer. Valuing Nature: Stewardship and Conservation in Canada 2006 will be held in Corner Brook July 5 – 8 at the Pepsi Centre and Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. Held every three years, Stewardship and Conservation in Canada is a national conference that has been attracting participants from a wide variety of backgrounds, including all levels of government, non-profit organizations, industry and Aboriginal groups from across Canada and beyond.