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earthfuture.com

we know healthcare and education are important, and so are debt-repayment and many other things. but we’re all together on this one small planet, sharing our berths on the good ship civilization, and as a direct result of the fuel we’ve been burning and other careless activities a god-almighty storm is bearing down on us, with the ability to toss our puny boat up in the air and down into the depths, wrecking everything we love and care about, from our children and grandchildren to our forests and food, our furry friends and our future.

storyofstuff.org

Take the Changemaker Personality Quiz to discover which you are, and explore all of the Changemaker types.

c2p2online.com

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ccea.org

helping canadians establish and manage protected ecological areas through open sharing of information, the ccea aims to foster networking, partnering and excellence in the management of our protected areas. news & events larissa thelin – 2020 stan rowe home place graduate award may 20, ...

cseb-scbe.org

Useful Links Disclaimer: CSEB offers the following links for your information. The information contained in them does not necessarily reflect the views of the CSEB Executive, Board of Directors, or members. Professional Societies Alberta Society of Professional BiologistsAssociation of Professional Biology (British Columbia)Association des Biologistes du Québec Ontario Association for Impact Assessment Ontario Professional Foresters' Association Other

evergreen.ca

The Technology-Based Solutions for Resilience toolkit is designed to support you and your team in charting a pathway towards greater resilience through your public space(s), leveraging technology to help you understand your local risks and respond to them.

foecanada.org

Friends of the Earth Canada supports environmental causes including bees, clean water, climate actions, and reducing plastic pollution.

pembina.org

Canada's carbon dioxide removal (CDR) market is at a pivotal moment. While direct emissions reductions remain the priority, CDR will be essential for addressing residual and hard-to-abate emissions on the path to net-zero by 2050.