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We will meet our goals by striving together and individually to lower our footprints while improving our communities. Joining together, we can support each others’ ambition, share ideas, experiences and resources – and raise a glass when we succeed.

Artemis Place

engaging at-risk youth by connecting with the natural environment and creating an outdoor learning space.

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BEESPOT Neighbourhoods

broke ground on their passive house net zero development.

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Creatively United for the Planet

is showcasing local businesses, organizations, institutions and individuals committed to improving the quality of life in the Capital Region of BC. They have done seven zero-waste sustainability showcases, a variety of community events and talks, collaborative partnerships, a televised video series and much more!

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First Unitarian Church of Victoria

launched EcoGames to engage their congregation in which neighbourhoods competed to reduce their footprint.

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Haliburton Farms

is working towards a One Planet Action Plan of providing a Sustainable Education Plan and a sustainable food system in Saanich.

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Mount Douglas Secondary School

is firmly integrating the One Planet Principles into their programs and practices as it works to increase access to nature for youth, families, and adults living with cognitive, physical, financial, and social barriers.

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Image credit: Inside Vancouver

Power to Be

is firmly integrating the One Planet Principles into their programs and practices as it works to increase access to nature for youth, families, and adults living with cognitive, physical, financial, and social barriers.

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Image credit: Farm to Cafeteria Canada

Reynold Secondary School

is planting market food gardens, stocking their own salad bars and selling in the community; organizing clothing + book swaps; acting on disposables, repurposing food waste.

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Supply Victoria

is advancing material reuse by diverting materials from the landfill, teaching creative reuse education and supplying artists, teachers, and students with materials to craft a more creative, inclusive and sustainable Victoria.

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We are grateful to live, work, and be in relation with people from across many traditional and unceded territories, covering all regions of British Columbia.