Excited to kick off 2024 with a new Micro-Certificate in #EnvironmentalMetrics for #SustainabilityReporting through UBC! Looking forward to weaving this into my consulting practice, working with small businesses on environmental impact and #sustainability strategy. 🌲
Federal government and Nunavut invest more than $194 million in critical infrastructure, including a number of new water treatment facilities. https://t.co/cW9RWHKoPI
Join the Water First team! You'll create compelling water science training programs for adult learners, incorporating Indigenous education principles.
If this sounds like a fit for you, apply today. Indigenous applicants are encouraged to apply:
https://t.co/qbwHHLooPg
Indigenous-led #CleanEnergy: advancing Canada’s sustainable future. "Through the empowerment of Indigenous communities, investments in sustainable infrastructure, and collaboration, we can lay the foundation for a prosperous and inclusive economy." https://t.co/U0Evddxln8
The human factor in #water disasters. "Decisions about land use and infrastructure have left little space for water, amplifying the effects of natural disasters and climate change." https://t.co/IHRHjWdsoV
Applications are open until Dec. 19 for @PICSCanada employer funding for Spring 2024. The program offers $12,000 or $15,000 to hire a student for eligible climate action projects in 2024. https://t.co/ccyDf5h2K4
"Wetlands flooded more regularly are 60% more efficient in storing carbon long-term... Wetland conservation... is critical in maintaining vital ecosystem services they provide, such as carbon storage.” https://t.co/ccYknLA7du
#GreenJobs posting! @waterfirstngo is hiring for two roles:
💧 Drinking Water Project Manager & Instructor
💧 Manager, Instructional Design & Delivery
Hybrid role based around Creemore, ON.
https://t.co/efxooOfbs5
Portland airport’s new roof tells a local timber story. "The massive project — a years-long deep dive into sustainable forestry — used only timber from within 300 miles of the airport." https://t.co/VuM3vf9iJ3