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Stanley Park Beaver Lake Walkabout and Dialogue on Biodiversity

Stanley Park Beaver Lake Walkabout and Dialogue on Biodiversity

Filed Under: biodiversity, city living, design, environment, event, frogs, life, urban critters, vancouver on July 27, 2010

Walkabout at Beaver Lake with Vancouver Park Board Commissioner Loretta Woodcock & Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES): A dialogue on biodiversity [...]

Vancouver: Greenest City Neighbourhood Small Grants

Vancouver: Greenest City Neighbourhood Small Grants

Filed Under: city living, food, vancouver on July 23, 2010

From the city who recently brought in urban chickens into a backyard near you, the Vancouver Foundation has partnered with the City of Vancouver to fu [...]

June 5th is WED!

June 5th is WED!

Filed Under: biodiversity, environment, event, frogs, health, history, life on June 5, 2010

Today is World Environmental Day. It is not just a reminder of thinking green, but the importance of abundance – an abundance of different things, d [...]

Urban beekeeping & green roofs on the rise

Urban beekeeping & green roofs on the rise

Filed Under: city living, community, design, food, health, urban critters, vancouver on June 1, 2010

Vancouver’s new Trade and Convention Centre expansion, has a beautiful new green roof. The roof is covered with indigenous grasses, small shrubs [...]

Free biodiversity tour in Richmond BC - May 22, 2010

Free biodiversity tour in Richmond BC - May 22, 2010

Filed Under: biodiversity, city living, community, design, environment, event, health, urban critters, vancouver on May 21, 2010

A FREE May 22nd Biodiversity Tour of the Garden City Lands, Richmond, British Columbia Eco-tour: Saturday, May 22, 2010  10:00 am Meet at the Garden [...]

Sad ending to (planned) Chinatown roof farm…

Sad ending to (planned) Chinatown roof farm…

Filed Under: city living, community, design, environment, event, food, frogs, green Profile, health, life, urban critters, vancouver on May 7, 2010

Our earlier blog post (Vancouver’s first rooftop urban farm) had introduced our readers to what was to have been our city’s first parkade [...]

Smart Growth and Foodbelts

Smart Growth and Foodbelts

Filed Under: city living, community, design, environment, green Profile, health, life, urban critters on May 5, 2010

Article courtesy of the Georgia Straight and DavidSuzuki.org David Suzuki: Using smart growth to combat urban sprawl in Canada By David Suzuki and Fai [...]

our Urban forest in the Spring

our Urban forest in the Spring

Filed Under: city living, design, environment, event, frogs, health, history, life, urban critters, vancouver on May 2, 2010

Last fall, we introduced you to Vancouver’s secret forest (link here). Today, a number of friends and neighbours went on another walk through ou [...]

Vancouver's first rooftop urban farm

Vancouver’s first rooftop urban farm

Filed Under: city living, community, design, vancouver on March 18, 2010

Sorry for the long delay… It’s been months since my last post. There is so much interesting and relevant material out there in the blogosp [...]

Photos: 5,000+ Vancouver Climate Action participants

Photos: 5,000+ Vancouver Climate Action participants

Filed Under: city living, environment, event, vancouver on October 25, 2009

It rained yesterday.  Forecast says it’s going to rain some more tomorrow. But today, Vancouver’s weather was sunny and warm. Nature part [...]

Kyoto, Copenhagen, Bali … what's up?

Kyoto, Copenhagen, Bali … what’s up?

Filed Under: environment, event, vancouver on October 22, 2009

Over the past decade or so, as discussion on the issues of Global Climate change and various international government efforts to address it, citizens [...]

join the world: Oct 24: international day of climate action

join the world: Oct 24: international day of climate action

Filed Under: community, environment, event, vancouver on October 21, 2009

David Suzuki & Mayor Robertson Video Invitations to Saturday Oct 24: Day of Action Join Vancouver, as Vancouver joins over 200 countries worldwide [...]

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