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Wild Education 
– WILD Education features a wide range of learning resources to teachers of kindergarten through high school. Their programs inform young people about important conservation concepts, such as biodiversity, sustainability, ecosystem conservation, and endangered species recovery, while reinforcing skills, like analysis, communication, composition, reading, and research.
Organization: Canadian Wildlife Federation
What You Can Do: Down to Earth Choices for Sustainable Living. – The What You Can Do web site is a place to find information and tips to help you take action for a cleaner and healthier environment. This site brings together tips to encourage environmental action in your daily life. Here you will find tips for particular places (your home, your school and more) and by specific topics (climate change, water, air etc).
Organization: Environment Canada
What You Can Do: Down to Earth Choices for Sustainable Living – The What You Can Do web site is a place to find information and tips to help you take action for a cleaner and healthier environment. This site brings together tips to encourage environmental action in your daily life. Here you will find tips for particular places (your home, your school and more) and by specific topics (climate change, water, air etc).
Organization: Environment Canada
Evergreen – Evergreen is a national non-profit environmental organization with a mandate to bring nature to Canadian cities through naturalization projects. Evergreen motivates people to create and sustain healthy, natural outdoor spaces and gives them the practical tools to be successful.
Organization: Evergreen
Go for Green – Go for Green is a national non-profit, charitable organization encouraging Canadians to pursue healthy, outdoor physical activities while being good environmental citizens.
Organization: Go for Green
Climate Change - The Atlas of Canada – This map series aims to provide policy makers, researchers and the general public with a geographical perspective to climate change. The series also attempts to integrate human activities and the environment, and links science and government policy.
Organization: Natural Resources Canada
Canada's Energy Efficiency Awards 2003
Organization: Natural Resources Canada, Office of Energy Efficiency
SEEDS Foundation – The SEEDS Foundation supports Canadian educators in promoting student literacy and active personal and societal responsibility for energy, sustainability and the environment. SEEDS develops educational resources that are bias balanced, easy to use, and fit within provincial and territorial curricula.
Organization: SEEDS Foundation
Fort Whyte Centre – The Fort Whyte Centre is one of Canada's premier outdoor education and recreation facilities located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Centre is dedicated to providing programming, natural settings and facilities for environmental education and outdoor recreation. In so doing, the Centre promotes awareness and understanding of the natural world and actions leading to sustainable living.
Organization: Fort Whyte Centre
Climate Change Bus – The Bus is an exciting museum on wheels. Interactive, hands-on displays in the bus demonstrate how energy efficiency and renewable energy can mitigate climate change and become an important part of North America's sustainable energy future. The Bus travels to communities throughout Atlantic Canada.
Organization: Fallsbrook Centre
Calgary Science Centre - One World – Fun and interactive exhibits explore the choices we make that effect our planet everyday! Hands-on displays feature transportation, climate, food and water. Who knew that climate change could be this fun!
Organization: Calgary Science Centre
Science North – Science North, Sudbury, is a world-renowned science centre and Northern Ontario's most popular tourist attraction. Inside is a world of high quality scientific learning and entertainment experiences.
Organization: Science North
Climate Change Youth Café – Young Canadians speaking out on climate change.
Organization: International Institute for Sustainable Development
Youth and the Environment – Take the time to explore the wealth of youth-related information on the environment and launch yourself on an exciting eco-journey
Organization: Environment Canada
Environmental Youth Alliance – Environmental Youth Alliance is a non-profit, non-governmental charity dedicated to creating sustainable living alternatives. Our work consists of building rooftop gardens, developing urban agriculture options, environmental building projects and creating education strategies
Organization: Environmental Youth Alliance
One Tonne of Fun - Newfoundland and Labrador
Organization: Conservation Corps of Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian Environmental Network – The Canadian Environmental Network (CEN) facilitates networking between environmental organizations and others who share its mandate — To Protect The Earth And Promote Ecologically Sound Ways Of Life.
Organization: Canadian Environmental Network
