The first webinar in the 3-part Indigenous-led Water Relationships within the Columbia Basin webinar series. Making time, space and place for the Ktunaxa People to share values, relationships and responsibilities for and with Water, now and for the future of the water in the Columbia...
Save the date for our next Lakebed Cleanup at Lakeside Park! This is a fun and adventurous cleanup that gives you the chance to travel along Kootenay Lake by boat and support divers as they remove trash from the lakebed! The cleanup will take...
The second webinar in the 3-part Indigenous-led Water Relationships within the Columbia Basin webinar series. Making time, space and place for the Secwepmec People to share values, relationships and responsibilities for and with Water, now and for the future of the water in the Columbia...
The final webinar in the 3-part Indigenous-led Water Relationships within the Columbia Basin webinar series. Making time, space and place for the Syilx-Okanagan/Sinixt Peoples to share values, relationships and responsibilities for and with Water, now and for the future of the water in the Columbia...
One River, Ethics Matter is an annual conference facilitated by the Ethics and Treaty Project. The conference focuses on the history of the Columbia River Treaty and the treaty review process now underway and does so within a framework that emphasizes social and environmental justice,...
One River, Ethics Matter is an annual conference facilitated by the Ethics and Treaty Project. The conference focuses on the history of the Columbia River Treaty and the treaty review process now underway and does so within a framework that emphasizes social and environmental justice,...
With Dave Quinn, Outdoor Educator Extraordinaire Outdoor learning offers a host of social, mental, and academic outcomes for your students that they can benefit from year-round. Outdoor Educator Dave Quinn will share some ideas, tips, and tools to extend successful outdoor learning into the winter...
Join educators, members and partners from across the Columbia Basin as we gather to reflect on the year gone by, and look to the future. We will have special guest Laurie Klassen share more about the future of environmental education and CBEEN, and how you...
As more educators turn to the outdoors amid COVID-19, there are compelling reasons for integrating environmental inquiry – a process shaped by students’ questions and interests – into practice. The Indigenous lens on Natural Curiosity provides a starting point for all educators to consider how...
*THE POLAR BEAR SWIM HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO JANUARY 30) AT 12PM* The Polar Bear Swim is happening on Sunday, January 30th at Lakeside Park Beach in Nelson at noon. Join hundreds of brave plungers who are fundraising to support the work of two local...
