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A short 5 minute blerb on Hydrogen Technology developed by GM.  Certainly GM tooting its' horn.  But the piece could also be a useful introduction for students on Hydrogen Technology.  An interesting link to explore given California's development of a "Hydrogen Highway" and leaps and bounds forward on Energy Policy.  (See Terry Tamminen's LIVES PER GALLON book - 2006).

WiserEarth serves the people who are transforming the world. It is a community-editable international directory and networking forum that maps, links and empowers the largest movement in the world – the hundreds of thousands of organizations within civil society that address social justice, poverty, and the environment. We hope to put it open source as soon as possible.

The Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre is a museum and a hub for programs that focus on the coastal temperate rainforest.

Centre for Sustainability Resources – Here are links to a number of websites from the Centre that provide quality, readily accessible information and tools to support your organizational capacity building efforts and enhance organizational effectiveness. Our focus is on serving not-for-profits based throughout British Columbia. Resources are available in a number of topic areas that we believe are important for improving an organization's effectiveness including Board Development, Communications Planning, Financial Management, Fundraising, etc.

The Community Development Institute at the University of Northern BC is interested in two fundamental issues for communities in northern BC: community capacity and community development.

The 2008 School Community Connections (SCC) "Strengthening the Connection" funding program is designed to address issues of common concern for Boards of Education and Local Governments such as early learning, physical activity opportunities and healthy eating options that could be addressed in schools if a funding program was available. Projects must address shared school/community priorities and be supported by both a board of education and local government.

IceWatch is the latest addition to the NatureWatch series hosted by Nature Canada and Environment Canada's Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network Coordinating Office (EMANCO). The series is part of a suite of national volunteer monitoring programs designed to help identify ecological changes that may be affecting our environment.