The Healthy Waters program has attracted interest from First Nations, communities, and organizations interested in capacity building around water quality and the health of fish habitat, with nine partnerships in place for 2025. The program has been busy collecting and analyzing water samples, reporting on findings, and building our new mobile water pollution monitoring lab: Tracker.
https://www.raincoast.org/2024/12/watershed-partnerships-gather-momentum/
Reporting to: CanLyme President Janet Sperling Direct reports: None Location: Remote (must be able to work across all Canadian time…
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This past October 19th, I finally got to go on an Achiever trip, something I had been looking forward to…
Victoria Council will continue to fund displacement in the name of community-building in 2021. The city’s defensive architecture guidelines don’t…
Working with our Coastal First Nations partners, our goal is to permanently end commercial trophy hunting of all large carnivores…
What does the “Paradox of Proximity” mean to you? Bloxhub, Denmark’s Nordic hub for sustainable urbanism, describes it this way:…
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