Youth are enthusiastic, passionate, and propelled to take action when it comes to protecting Mother Earth. Schools provide the ideal environment for students to learn, understand, and practice how to reduce waste.
Youth can learn a variety of ways to spark change within their communities and educators can help them learn how to take action through activities such as: creating green clubs, having classroom discussions on waste reduction, learning how to live on the land, setting up composting and/or recycling at their school, and more.
It’s filled with fun games, colouring pages, activities, and more. While intended for elementary school children, it’s fun for the whole family. Test your knowledge and request your free copy today.*
*Priority will be given to schools, educators, and students who are interested in promoting waste reduction within First Nation Communities in Manitoba.
Born of the Sustainable Communities Team; our presentations and activities revolve around addressing waste diversion (finding better solutions for ‘garbage’ than landfills, like recycling and composting) holistically and in tandem with our other impacts on our environment. We offer classroom presentations as well as more in depth-learning exercises.
Born of the Sustainable Communities Team; our presentations and activities revolve around addressing waste diversion (finding better solutions for ‘garbage’ than landfills, like recycling and composting) holistically and in tandem with our other impacts on our environment. We offer classroom presentations as well as more in depth-learning exercises.
Program Manager
First Nations Waste Minimization Program
Backhaul Coordinator and Community Pathfinder
First Nations Waste Minimization Program
Community Pathfinder
First Nations Waste Minimization Program
