Individual actions for the common good

COVID-19 reminds us to slow down, support one another and consider a simpler way of living. Let's carry what we learn during this time of crisis into the future.

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01 Our Work

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Pollinators

Pollinators are essential to human survival, but they’re increasingly under threat. We work to protect them by creating new homes for them in our cities.

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Eco-assets

We work with local governments to find better ways of managing nature and the valuable ecosystem services nature provides.

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Youth climate lawsuit

We’re supporting 15 youth from six provinces and a territory taking the Canadian government to court for violating their charter rights by perpetuating climate change.

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Youth climate lawsuit

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02 Experts

Expert views

Our work is driven by dozens of experts from across the disciplines of science, policy, communications and public engagement.

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Jeffery Young April 3, 2020

Federal panel report shows environmental costs of port expansion are too high

Stephen Cornish March 18, 2020

In distancing ourselves, let’s come together

David Suzuki April 2, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic may be an opportunity to transform the way we live

03 Stories

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April 2, 2020
Let’s come together in these physically distancing times

We’re facing a crisis trifecta: COVID-19, climate disruption and plunging oil prices. This is exposing flaws in the systems we’ve been relying on far beyond their best-before dates.

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March 25, 2020
Healthy forests mean healthy people

Forests are beneficial for our physical and mental health. Numerous studies illustrate how much forest walks can do for heart and respiratory health, immune system function and lowering stress levels.

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March 18, 2020
Idle some more: a novel climate solution

Illnesses force idleness on people. So, too, the climate situation demands idleness from society. We must listen to the body in sickness; we must listen to the planet in crisis.

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March 11, 2020
If corporations have legal rights, why not rivers?

In considering how to make systems more equitable and sustainable, one change underpins all others: a change in our relationship with nature.

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Featured stories

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Foundation fellow brings Power to the People

February 12, 2020

Finding hope, joy and community in the climate movement

February 11, 2020

Brian Iler: the man of wind, water and sun