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The BC Rural Network is a registered non-profit society in the Province of British Columbia.The BC Rural Network was formed in 2004 to enhance the capacity of rural British Columbia to develop responses to rural and remote community issues.

HASTE (the Hub for Action on School Transportation) and DASH (the Directorate of Agencies for
School Health) BC are inviting schools province-wide to participate in International Walk to School Week to promote and celebrate the many benefits of walking.  Register your school by June
30 to be eligible for early bird prize packages.  All
registered schools will receive information and practical planning resources in
early Septem

From the web site:
"Harmony Foundation was established in 1985 on the principle that cooperation and education are cornerstones of a successful transition to a sustainable society; one committed to development based on sound environmental practices and progressive social programs.

The Foundation is a charitable organization recognized nationally and internationally for its leadership in multisectoral cooperation and in creating innovative training programs and educational materials for educators, families, youth, the workplace and communities."

thegreenpages.ca web site has been revamped. Our network looks forward to
sharing environmental stories from across Canada. We are also inviting anyone from this group to be contributors (sharing links, posting stories, engaging in discussions, etc.). If you are interested, drop me an email or browse our site to learn more.

Our overall goal is to archive everything that is related to our environment.

Regards,

Rex Turgano
thegreenpages.ca

Hundreds of K12 sites and resources to support teachers in building lessons and activites that promote social responsibilites: Activities & Events, Campus Resources, Classroom Ideas, Community Resources, Earth Day, Groups, Networks, Student K12 Projects, Wikis & Blogs, Teacher Material.  If you have one to add please send me and email or cmment it here.

The Provincial Government has Idle Free signs available for free through HASTE. Interested BC schools can order up to 4 signs, each of which measures 12" by 18". They are made of aluminum, digitally printed with reflective coating and anti-graffiti coating, and can be mounted on poles, fences or buildings using two pre-drilled holes. You can also request some Idle Free key chains and vehicle decals to help spread the word.