posted at 2021-03-30 16:17:42
The lessons Loïck learned at preschool encouraged his mom to get him out on the shoreline during COVID-19. We love to see activism in youth creating changes in their parents, even at 4-years-old.
Want to be like Loïck? Register your cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7725720/nb-boy-helping-planet/
posted at 2021-03-26 16:54:58
Earth Day is coming up quick. Have you planned your celebratory Shoreline Cleanup with your household or small group where permitted?
Register at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
posted at 2021-03-22 18:31:02
It's #WorldWaterDay2021! Canada holds 20% of the world's freshwater. What are you doing to help keep your local waterways clean today and everyday?
posted at 2021-03-20 23:00:14
Spring is finally upon us - time to clean up the litter that has accumulated over the winter. Sign up to lead a cleanup near you!
Head to ShorelineCleanup.ca to get started. You can always email our team at [email protected] for assistance along the way!
posted at 2021-03-17 17:00:09
Although a fun way to mark your love for the Irish holiday, St. Patrick's Day tends to leave behind many single use plastics that find their way into waterways and public green spaces.
Skip the plastic green decorations this year and go true green this St. Patrick's Day by organizing a solo or household cleanup near you!
posted at 2021-03-11 16:04:06
We teamed up with another Ocean Wise initiative, YouthToSea, to incentive Vancouverites and their households to get outside for cleanups this March. Once folks complete cleanups and register their events with a log of their Litter Data on our website (ShorelineCleanup.ca) they are eligible to receive a gift card for $50 to a local sustainable restaurant.
Read about the teenagers who made it happen: https://fal.cn/3dWK3
posted at 2021-03-10 00:22:02
“All of us at YouthToSea wanted to come up with an idea to incorporate doing a good deed for something in return. Through Clean Coastal, Eat Local, we are supporting local businesses while encouraging individuals to get out and clean their local shoreline or waterway,” said Elizabeth Chung, an 18-year-old YouthToSea participant from Burnaby, BC.
Register your cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
https://fal.cn/3dTEY
posted at 2021-03-07 17:03:02
Have you been wondering how to lead a cleanup during a pandemic? Well, we'll here to help!
On March 16th at 10am PT/ 1pm ET the Shoreline Cleanup experts are leading a webinar to share our knowledge and help you get started.
Register here: https://fal.cn/3dQjE
posted at 2021-03-05 21:40:30
Join #TeamShoreline and YouthToSea in supporting our local restaurants via watershed stewardship.
Register your Clean Coastal, Eat Local cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
posted at 2021-02-19 21:56:41
Have you been wondering how to lead a cleanup during a pandemic? Well, there's definitely a few things to know! Sign up for #TeamShoreline's first webinar of 2021 to hear from the experts.
Register here: https://cutt.ly/mlr1sfp. We look forward to seeing you on March 16th at 10am PT.
posted at 2021-02-08 17:04:03
How are you celebrating Valentine's Day this year?
One of our favourite dates is a duo cleanup to your favourite park, beach or storm drain. Find a buddy, bundle up, and grab some gloves and a box or bag, and show your shoreline some love.
If you don't see your ideal spot on our website, you can always add it to the map.
Sign up at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
posted at 2021-02-06 21:09:01
Are you looking to get involved in climate and conservation leadership as a young adult? The Canadian Committee to the International Union for Conservation of Nature is building a Network of Young Professionals (age 18-35 years) interested in conservation and nature.
Find more information and to join the network: https://fal.cn/3dedQ
posted at 2021-02-04 15:21:01
The #ChowderChowdown Festival is going national! The event will now last the whole month of February and is an amazing opportunity to support Ocean Wise Seafood.
Stock your freezer in support of healthy oceans! 🍣
Find Participants: http://ocean.org/chowderhttps://fal.cn/3db3W
posted at 2021-02-02 23:00:01
Do you often wonder why we have to eliminate plastic, instead of recycling it in our existing systems? Well, more than 91% of plastic isn't actually recycled at all!
Dive into the complexities of single-use plastics in this article from NRDC.
https://fal.cn/3d8vt.
posted at 2021-01-31 23:00:03
Have you planned a winter cleanup before? They are just as important, if not more so, than summer cleanups! With fewer folks out and about this time of year, litter and debris slip through the cracks.
Reach out to #TeamShoreline and we can help plan your cleanup. Start by finding a location near you on our interactive map: ShorelineCleanup.ca
posted at 2021-01-29 23:02:01
2020 was an unusual and tough year for everyone. While we all used more masks than normal, some positive innovations helped our oceans in ways we didn't predict.
https://fal.cn/3d41F
posted at 2021-01-27 17:46:46
It's the first Wildlife Wednesday of 2021! Are you tuning into Brandon Laforest and Ryan Godfrey's chat about all things caribou?
This a great opportunity to learn from WWF's expert scientists in a brief informative conversation on Facebook LIVE. You can ask questions and connect with other wildlife enthusiasts around the country.
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posted at 2021-01-26 22:00:17
Did you complete a cleanup in 2020? How'd it go?
Help us help you lead better cleanups in 2021! Fill out this quick survey and give us your feedback on your 2020 cleanup.
https://bit.ly/3t7foh1
Please share with anyone else who completed a cleanup!
posted at 2021-01-26 00:39:03
Our friends at Park People / Amis des parcs have opened applications for the TD Park People Grants. This is an amazing opportunity to put $2,000 in funding toward a project in your community park.
Community groups from Metro Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Greater Toronto Area, National Capital Region (Ottawa-Gatineau), Montreal, Quebec City or Halifax Regional Municipality can apply.
https://parkpeople.ca/parkgrants/
posted at 2021-01-25 20:37:46
Lead a household or solo cleanup this winter.
Find resources and guides to leading a cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
posted at 2021-01-08 19:33:32
Did you know cleanup volunteers collect #LitterData from cleanups?
That data helps scientists track plastic pollution across the country. And today is the last day for you to submit information about your 2020 cleanup! Send us a DM if you need help.
Head to www.ShorelineCleanup.ca to upload data on your cleanup page.
posted at 2020-12-15 15:02:00
Over the last few months Ocean Wise and Return-It have worked together to bring #plasticpollution and #oceanconservation education to secondary schools across BC.
We are thrilled to have participated in the program, talking to youth about shoreline cleanups and how they can make a change in their own lives as citizen scientists.
https://fal.cn/3ceE0
posted at 2020-12-12 22:00:37
The holidays are a time for tradition, but this year our normal is changing around the globe.
That's why we're starting new, more sustainable and accessible traditions. Join us by leading a celebratory cleanup with your family or household as we head into the new year.
Sign up at ShorelineCleanup.ca/lead and let us know if you have any questions.
posted at 2020-12-10 16:12:00
A Canadian hero and all around incredible environmentalist, David Suzuki, has a new podcast. In the new show he discusses what a just and green recovery from COVID-19 looks like.
Guests like Neil Young and Autumn Peltier join Suzuki to talk about environmental racism, water sovereignty and sustainability.
https://davidsuzuki.org/podcast/
The lessons Loïck learned at preschool encouraged his mom to get him out on the shoreline during COVID-19. We love to see activism in youth creating changes in their parents, even at 4-years-old. Want to be like Loïck? Register your cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca. https://globalnews.ca/news/7725720/nb-boy-helping-planet/
Earth Day is coming up quick. Have you planned your celebratory Shoreline Cleanup with your household or small group where permitted? Register at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
It's #WorldWaterDay2021! Canada holds 20% of the world's freshwater. What are you doing to help keep your local waterways clean today and everyday?
Spring is finally upon us - time to clean up the litter that has accumulated over the winter. Sign up to lead a cleanup near you! Head to ShorelineCleanup.ca to get started. You can always email our team at [email protected] for assistance along the way!
Although a fun way to mark your love for the Irish holiday, St. Patrick's Day tends to leave behind many single use plastics that find their way into waterways and public green spaces. Skip the plastic green decorations this year and go true green this St. Patrick's Day by organizing a solo or household cleanup near you!
We teamed up with another Ocean Wise initiative, YouthToSea, to incentive Vancouverites and their households to get outside for cleanups this March. Once folks complete cleanups and register their events with a log of their Litter Data on our website (ShorelineCleanup.ca) they are eligible to receive a gift card for $50 to a local sustainable restaurant. Read about the teenagers who made it happen: https://fal.cn/3dWK3
“All of us at YouthToSea wanted to come up with an idea to incorporate doing a good deed for something in return. Through Clean Coastal, Eat Local, we are supporting local businesses while encouraging individuals to get out and clean their local shoreline or waterway,” said Elizabeth Chung, an 18-year-old YouthToSea participant from Burnaby, BC. Register your cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca. https://fal.cn/3dTEY
Have you been wondering how to lead a cleanup during a pandemic? Well, we'll here to help! On March 16th at 10am PT/ 1pm ET the Shoreline Cleanup experts are leading a webinar to share our knowledge and help you get started. Register here: https://fal.cn/3dQjE
Join #TeamShoreline and YouthToSea in supporting our local restaurants via watershed stewardship. Register your Clean Coastal, Eat Local cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
Have you been wondering how to lead a cleanup during a pandemic? Well, there's definitely a few things to know! Sign up for #TeamShoreline's first webinar of 2021 to hear from the experts. Register here: https://cutt.ly/mlr1sfp. We look forward to seeing you on March 16th at 10am PT.
How are you celebrating Valentine's Day this year? One of our favourite dates is a duo cleanup to your favourite park, beach or storm drain. Find a buddy, bundle up, and grab some gloves and a box or bag, and show your shoreline some love. If you don't see your ideal spot on our website, you can always add it to the map. Sign up at ShorelineCleanup.ca!
Are you looking to get involved in climate and conservation leadership as a young adult? The Canadian Committee to the International Union for Conservation of Nature is building a Network of Young Professionals (age 18-35 years) interested in conservation and nature. Find more information and to join the network: https://fal.cn/3dedQ
The #ChowderChowdown Festival is going national! The event will now last the whole month of February and is an amazing opportunity to support Ocean Wise Seafood. Stock your freezer in support of healthy oceans! 🍣 Find Participants: http://ocean.org/chowderhttps://fal.cn/3db3W
Do you often wonder why we have to eliminate plastic, instead of recycling it in our existing systems? Well, more than 91% of plastic isn't actually recycled at all! Dive into the complexities of single-use plastics in this article from NRDC. https://fal.cn/3d8vt.
Have you planned a winter cleanup before? They are just as important, if not more so, than summer cleanups! With fewer folks out and about this time of year, litter and debris slip through the cracks. Reach out to #TeamShoreline and we can help plan your cleanup. Start by finding a location near you on our interactive map: ShorelineCleanup.ca
2020 was an unusual and tough year for everyone. While we all used more masks than normal, some positive innovations helped our oceans in ways we didn't predict. https://fal.cn/3d41F
It's the first Wildlife Wednesday of 2021! Are you tuning into Brandon Laforest and Ryan Godfrey's chat about all things caribou? This a great opportunity to learn from WWF's expert scientists in a brief informative conversation on Facebook LIVE. You can ask questions and connect with other wildlife enthusiasts around the country.
Did you complete a cleanup in 2020? How'd it go? Help us help you lead better cleanups in 2021! Fill out this quick survey and give us your feedback on your 2020 cleanup. https://bit.ly/3t7foh1 Please share with anyone else who completed a cleanup!
Our friends at Park People / Amis des parcs have opened applications for the TD Park People Grants. This is an amazing opportunity to put $2,000 in funding toward a project in your community park. Community groups from Metro Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Greater Toronto Area, National Capital Region (Ottawa-Gatineau), Montreal, Quebec City or Halifax Regional Municipality can apply. https://parkpeople.ca/parkgrants/
Lead a household or solo cleanup this winter. Find resources and guides to leading a cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
Did you know cleanup volunteers collect #LitterData from cleanups? That data helps scientists track plastic pollution across the country. And today is the last day for you to submit information about your 2020 cleanup! Send us a DM if you need help. Head to www.ShorelineCleanup.ca to upload data on your cleanup page.
Over the last few months Ocean Wise and Return-It have worked together to bring #plasticpollution and #oceanconservation education to secondary schools across BC. We are thrilled to have participated in the program, talking to youth about shoreline cleanups and how they can make a change in their own lives as citizen scientists. https://fal.cn/3ceE0
The holidays are a time for tradition, but this year our normal is changing around the globe. That's why we're starting new, more sustainable and accessible traditions. Join us by leading a celebratory cleanup with your family or household as we head into the new year. Sign up at ShorelineCleanup.ca/lead and let us know if you have any questions.
A Canadian hero and all around incredible environmentalist, David Suzuki, has a new podcast. In the new show he discusses what a just and green recovery from COVID-19 looks like. Guests like Neil Young and Autumn Peltier join Suzuki to talk about environmental racism, water sovereignty and sustainability. https://davidsuzuki.org/podcast/