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Water Wednesday: Engaging Lethbridge’s Community in Practical Water Conservation Solutions
Water conservation is becoming a significant issue in southern Alberta. Diminishing reservoir levels and increasing demand pose several challenges. To help, the City of Lethbridge’s Communications & Engagement team introduced Water Wednesday. The series offers expert advice and engaging stories with practical water-saving tips for the community. Topics include saving water (and money) at home,…
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Ten Peaks Innovation Alliance: Connecting Youth to Energy, Climate, and Sustainability
The Ten Peaks Innovation Alliance is transforming the way Alberta’s youth engage with innovation, energy, climate, and sustainability. Through annual conferences, case competitions, and hands-on summer camps, Ten Peaks provides students with real-world insights into clean technology, digital transformation, and environmental entrepreneurship, preparing them to be the next generation of sustainability leaders. Since its inception…
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Youth Water Council: Empowering Youth to Build a Resilience Environmental Future
The NSWA Youth Water Council (YWC) is a groundbreaking initiative that places youth at the forefront of water conservation and watershed management. Led by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance, this program equips high school students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to take meaningful action in protecting Alberta’s water resources. Throughout the school year, students…
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Rothney Astrophysical Observatory
The Rothney Astrophysical Observatory (RAO) at the University of Calgary serves as a nexus where teaching, research, public education, and community engagement intersect under the vast canopy of the cosmos. More than just a scenic spot nestled in the Rockies’ foothills, the RAO is on a mission to immerse school children, educators, community groups, and…
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River Valley Newsletter
The North Saskatchewan River Valley Conservation Society (NSRVCS) has been at the forefront of preserving Edmonton’s river valley for over 16 years, striving to be its voice and advocate for future generations. Their mission focuses on engaging communities and influencing planning to ensure decisions are rooted in conservation values. Partnering with residents, Indigenous groups, and…
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Social Work Connections for Disaster Recovery Project
Social Work Connections for Disaster Recovery is a groundbreaking project aimed at fortifying resilience and adaptive capacity in the face of climate-related disasters while fostering knowledge and empowerment for climate action. Rooted in values such as dignity, social justice, and reconciliation, the project establishes the Social Work and Disaster (SWAD) Network in Alberta and beyond,…
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My Green Closet: Sustainable Lifestyle and Slow Fashion Platform
My Green Closet is a sustainable lifestyle and fashion activism platform and community. Using social media to educate, inspire, and empower citizens to reduce their impact since 2014. My Green Closet advocates for better industry practices and spreads consumer awareness regarding the environmental impact of clothing. Content is created with the primary goal of taking…
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Calgary Climate Symposium: How The City of Calgary Engages and Educates Albertans on Climate Change
The Calgary Climate Symposium connects Albertans, local businesses, and community organizations with climate experts and city staff to share knowledge, ideas, practices in climate action, and opportunities to collaborate. The City hosted its 4th annual Calgary Climate Symposium from October 24 to 28, 2022. It was the second symposium hosted virtually and the event gave…
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GreenLearning’s Eco 360 program: Transitioning to a circular economy for plastic waste!
GreenLearning’s Eco 360 program enables youth across Alberta and Canada to imagine a world without waste by closing the loop of a product’s life cycle and creating a circular economy. Eco 360 is one of GreenLearning’s most popular programs. The lessons and activities are both suitable for junior students (grades 4-8) and senior students in…
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WILD Outside and Canadian Conservation Corps
WILD Outside WILD Outside is a national conservation-based youth leadership program designed for youth ages 15 to 18. The program is open to all regardless of physical, economic or any other barriers; this is a no-cost program with free enrolment that encourages youth of all levels of capability to join. By participating in this unique…
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