The BC Sustainability Education Network (also known as walkingthetalk) is a social network for individuals, organizations and government to collaborate in order to move sustainability education forward in British Columbia.

Unbottle It! Celebration of Public Water

2010-03-21 14:00
2010-03-21 17:00

World Water Day Events

Unbottle It! Celebration of Public Water

Sunday, March 21,  2pm 

Speakers, special  awards, music by local band Headwater

Grandview Park on Commercial Drive (at Charles)

6th Annual White Rock Social Justice Film Festival

2010-03-12 11:54
2010-03-13 11:54

You are invited to the

6th Annual White Rock Social Justice Film Festival

Friday March 12 & Saturday March 13

Latest Ministry of Education Green Newsletter

Here it the latest newsletter from the British Columbia Ministry of Education's Green Schools Program, including updates on initiatives, events and success stories.

Suzuki Foundation Releases Scorecard on Controversial VANOC Claim of “Carbon Neutral” Olympics

The David Suzuki Foundation released its report reviewing VANOC’s oft-stated claim that the 2010 Vancouver Olympics will be the first ever carbon neutral Olympics ever staged. While the Suzuki found many things to praise in VANOC’s efforts, including measuring GHC emissions for seven years (from bid to Games), the LEED Gold standard design of venues and the Athletes Village, and other efficiency efforts, Suzuki concludes that the 2010 efforts only amount to a “Bronze” performance.

Walking the Talk Newsletter #34, January 2010: United Nations RCE Designation!

Greetings and Happy New Year! Walking the Talk is kicking off 2010 with an exciting announcement. The group has just been formally designated the new United Nations Regional Centre for Expertise for Education on Sustainable Development (RCE) for the British Columbia (North Cascadia) region. Dr. David Zandvliet of SFU spearheaded this designation on behalf of Walking the Talk, and he received the official certificate of designation from the United Nations University on January 10, 2010.

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