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Special Feature
Environmental Education & Training PartnershipThis article includes 10 “learnings” that have emerged from environmental educators who are on the ground and at the forefront of efforts to make EE more inclusive. December 2nd, 2009 - read more NAAEE 2010 Study Tour Belize - February 12-21, 2010Explore the tropical paradise of Belize while learning how education is helping this Central American country conserve its diverse habitats and unique cultures. December 2nd, 2009 - read more Columbia River Forum Website – www.ccrf.caTo help facilitate dialogue and exchange information, the CCRF has launched a new website at www.ccrf.ca. December 1st, 2009 - read more Lighting a Candle for Hope - 350.org VigilPlanned candlelight vigils December 11 and 12 will take place at iconic places in communities all over the world during the Copenhagen conference. December 1st, 2009 - read more Press Release - Increasing Water Education, Stewardship and Conservation in the Columbia BasinCanadians have grown up in a water rich environment and have been spoiled with easy access to water. People are generally aware of the water cycle and the importance of having clean, fresh water but our ignorance to this issue kept concerns for water as a global concern without fear of local consequence. Things have changed. November 30th, 2009 - read more
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Celebrate Parks Video Contest August 27th, 2010 Did you know that Canada's first national park was created 125 years ago? Happy Birthday Banff! To celebrate the occasion, we invite you to create a short video about one of Canada's national parks. Tell the world why you think the park you've chosen is so amazing -- and you could win a trip for two to Nahanni National Park Reserve in the Northwest Territories, a Flip camera, or other great prizes!
Register your school team to win cash prizes as part of BC Green Games! August 19th, 2010 BC Green Games is awarding $22,000 in prize money directly to schools to sustain and support environmental action projects in the spirit of BC Green Games and the winning project.
Pesticide Free Columbia Basin website launched! July 25th, 2010 The new Pesticide Free Columbia Basin website is now live at www.pesticidefreecolumbiabasin.ca!
Kicking Horse Country’s Funders Forum and Not-For-Profit Connection & Community Registration Night Wed, Sep 8 Last year, forty-five organizations used this occasion to meet 350 local residents through this informal, tradeshow-style event. Hands-On Grasslands Restoration/Reclamation Workshop Sat, Sep 11 This hands-on workshop offers a fascinating study of the Rocky Mountain Trench grasslands ecology: Learn how to evaluate the health of your property and what to do about it! ‘Love It Wildly’ Pesticide-Free Photo Contest in Kimberley and Cranbrook Wed, Sep 15
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