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Come and learn from AllEV representative, Jeremie Bernardin, about how to select the right EV fit for you.

The federal government is in the process of creating Canada’s first Climate Adaptation Strategy. We know the Nature Network is concerned about climate change and how it will affect our lives… but we’re also concerned about how it will affect the lives of the many species we share a planet with! Join Michael Polanyi, Policy and Campaign Manager, on May 26th to discuss why this strategy is so critical for human and nature’s ability to adapt to climate change.

We will go over the opportunity that lays ahead of us to tell the government that nature needs to be considered.

Join us on Wednesday, June 1st, 2022 from 3-4 PM EST for the second installment of “Waves of Hope” a webinar series on ocean protection hosted by Nature Canada. We will be joined by Charlotte Dawe, Conservation and Policy Campaigner at Wilderness Committee, to dive into the topic of marine species at risk.

Vous êtes invité à participer à un webinaire gratuit sur la version provisoire de la Stratégie fédérale de développement durable 2022 à 2026, le plan du gouvernement du Canada pour des écosystèmes sains, une croissance propre et un avenir durable qui soit plus propre, plus vert et plus résilient. Nous discuterons également de l'efficacité énergétique avec Ressources naturelles Canada.

This presentation will highlight the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s (NCCIH) collaboration on the 2022 national assessment titled the Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate: Advancing our Knowledge for Action, produced by Health Canada’s Climate Change and Health Innovation Bureau. This comprehensive study of current and projected risks from climate change to the health of Canadians included a chapter dedicated to climate change and Indigenous Peoples’ health in Canada. Contributing author, Donna Atkinson will provide an overview of the key findings of this chapter; a summary of specific climate change risks to First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples’ health; the role of Indigenous knowledges and rights in climate change adaptation, research and policy; and knowledge gaps for future research.

La sécurité alimentaire, les systèmes alimentaires, la souveraineté alimentaire, la justice alimentaire - il y a tellement de termes liés à l'alimentation qu'il peut être difficile de s'y retrouver! Aliments pour tous NB est là pour vous aider!

Join Ed Michalik and Liz Weaver in a lively conversation about the challenge of ending a slow-rolling crisis. Ed will share lessons learned from the Northside, Cape Breton, a community struggling with harmful substance use, low trust, and crumbling institutions. He will explain how to identify a slow-rolling crisis and how difficult it can be to create a sense of urgency around solving it. Urgency and an endpoint are two critical factors in ending a slow-rolling crisis. They are often difficult to discern, which is why slow-rolling crises tend to linger.

Email outreach remains one of the most vital communications tools available to organizations for successful campaigns and development efforts.

In this webinar you’ll explore a number of email design considerations and outreach case studies, investigate email’s role in the digital landscape along with social media and websites, and compare some popular email marketing service providers.

Learn why frogs make great citizen science creatures, what kinds of information they tell us about the habitats around us, and why they are inviting people around Unama'ki to join them in submitting their frog observations.

Joignez-vous la Fondation Sierra Club Canada pour le deuxième événement de notre série de webinaires consacrés à la conservation des océans! Ce webinaire portera sur le rôle de la réconciliation dans la conservation et la gestion des ressources marines.