Environment
What’s Old Is New Again: PLT Canada Green Leader Engages Community by Upcycling Fabric into Blankets
PLT Canada green leader engages community by upcycling fabric into blankets Skylar Veuillot noticed that the natural spaces around her… Read more »
How to ‘Go Green’: Tips from a PLT Canada Green Leader
Benedict Langille showed it can be easy being green with his “Tips for Going Green” webinar on March 25…. Read more »
Promoting Fire and Life Safety through Prevention and Public Education
Fire Safety in First Nations communities is a challenge. Overcrowding and housing repair remain a concern and are just… Read more »
Environmental impact assessments and Indigenous rights should not be sacrificed for the sake of rapid post COVID-19 economic recovery.
As provincial and territorial governments across Canada continue to respond to the COVID-19 public health crisis, businesses and individuals are… Read more »
Canada’s 100th National Forest Week: Forestry helps grow the community
For the 100th anniversary of Canada’s National Forest Week, Project Learning Tree Canada (PLT Canada) wants to highlight Indigenous professionals… Read more »
Indigenous Youth Explore the Forest and Conservation Sector Through Green Jobs Program
Have you ever wondered about a day in the life of forester? A biologist? A bird bander? About 130 Indigenous… Read more »
Alberta Indigenous Leaders Talk to Thunberg About Energy Transition; Finding Environmental, Economic Balance
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg continued her tour of Alberta’s oilsands region on Saturday, an Indigenous group says, conducting interviews… Read more »
Indigenous Groups Contend Over Buying 51% Majority Stake in Trans Mountain
Indigenous groups continue to battle over the contentious issue of investing in the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Last March, an Indigenous… Read more »
The Iroquois Speak out for Mother Earth
For the thousands of years the Haudenosaunee Confederacy founded by the Peacemaker has been a powerful force in the protection… Read more »
Researchers offer new guidelines and criteria for accurate dating of ancient clam gardens
The Indigenous Peoples of British Columbia have been harvesting shellfish from specially-constructed clam gardens for at least 3500 years, according… Read more »
