This year the World Health Organization (WHO) encourages governments and their communities to mark World No Tobacco Day (May 31 2022) by focusing on “Tobacco: Threat to our environment“. Read More
This is your opportunity to hear the mayors of Alberta’s largest cities, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi of Edmonton, and Mayor Jyoti Gondek of Calgary, discuss their strategies for climate action.
Join us for this event, moderated by Laura Lynch, host of CBC’s What On Earth, which promises to be a compelling session with two highly engaging mayors, both of whose City Councils have declared a climate emergency. Read More
Join us live online for an engaging discussion with noted environmentalist, entrepreneur and author Paul Hawken, creator of Project DRAWDOWN and founder of the important new Regeneration initiative, with three exciting conversation partners: Read More
Join us for a townhall where we will present an update on the state of coal projects in Alberta, and how it will affect our water sources right here in Edmonton.
Our team will give a short presentation, followed by a Q & A period. Read More
From the Alberta Emerald Foundation:
Need some environmental inspiration this Earth Day? Join us for our special virtual presentation of the Emerald Speakers Series.
The Circular Economy Club chapters in Canada, are hosting an exciting cross-Canada initiative in preparation for Earth Day April 22, 2021, and we invite you to be involved!
How to participate: Read More
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CPAWS Southern Alberta and Trout Unlimited Canada are hosting a livestream discussion on the threats to native trout in Alberta, and what we can do to promote their recovery.
Submit your trout questions for the experts on Facebook, and tune in to the livestream on June 17 at 1:00 PM. Read More
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Join CPAWS Southern and Northern Alberta chapters to learn about how parks cuts are impacting Albertans.
As you may know, Alberta Parks announced the removal of 164 parks sites and the closure of 20 sites in early March. CPAWS Northern and Southern Alberta chapters have been pushing for this decision to be reversed, but protecting Alberta’s parks is not possible without you! Read More
