A student-led project aimed to enhance ecosystems by increasing pollinator populations in a school’s community gardens, creating more ecological diversity and offsetting carbon emissions. Through hands-on sustainability project workshops and
A student-led interactive and sustainable project that provides students access to academic resources while reducing their carbon footprint. Through a series of hands-on workshops, ClimateActionWR guided students to develop creative
We know that building a better, more climate-resilient community takes all of us- governments, individuals, families, local businesses, and organizations. At ClimateActionWR, we believe that collective action matters, and we’re
Written by: Amy Lacey When the ION Light Rail Transit launched in 2019, I know it faced a lot of skepticism. Many people, like myself, who have lived in the
As we head to the polls on April 28th, ClimateActionWR wants to help you understand the local candidates’ views and plans for climate change and climate-related issues. To better understand
MAKE YOUR PLAN TO VOTE ON APRIL 28th As we approach a federal election, now is the time to consider the important role of our federally elected officials in supporting
In taking to the polls on Feb 27th for the provincial election, ClimateActionWR wants to help you understand the local candidates’ views and plans for climate change and climate-related issues.
Make your plan to vote on February 27th As we approach another provincial election, it’s important for us to reflect on the role that our provincially elected officials play in
The following piece is written by ClimateActionWR volunteer and university student, Aleena Delangen. We know that taking climate action can look different to each person based on what’s accessible to
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