EcoFriendly West
Informing and encouraging initiatives that support Western Canada's natural environment

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17
Sep
Community Leaders & Books: August 2026

Community Leaders & Books: August 2026

Books and program ideas to tickle your imagination – Community Leaders & Books: August 2026
3 min read
15
Sep
EcoWest News, September 15, 2026

EcoWest News, September 15, 2026

EcoWest News, September 15, 2026: Metro Vancouver’s first all-electric school, a solar-powered ambulance, and extreme weather
3 min read
08
Sep
EcoWest News, September 8, 2026

EcoWest News, September 8, 2026

Making a difference: solar panels, pre-owned clothing, fungi leather, and nesting birds – EcoWest News, September 8, 2026
3 min read
03
Sep
Increasing Urban Green Space

Increasing Urban Green Space

From cemeteries and schoolyards to churches and city centres, trees, shrubs, and green spaces play a pivotal role in maintaining a healthy urban environment.
6 min read
01
Sep
EcoWest News, September 1, 2026

EcoWest News, September 1, 2026

EcoWest News highlights: Leave a positive trace, coal mining in Alberta and Saskatchewan, clean power and dyes, degradable balloons
2 min read
25
Aug
EcoWest News, August 25, 2026

EcoWest News, August 25, 2026

EcoWest News, August 25, 2026: cutting traffic pollution, taking advantage of urban infrastructure, and advocating for grasslands and wetlands
3 min read
20
Aug
Community Leaders & Books: July 2026

Community Leaders & Books: July 2026

From trees and volcanoes to wild cities and seals - Community Leaders & Books: July 2026
4 min read
18
Aug
EcoWest News, August 18, 2026

EcoWest News, August 18, 2026

From butterflies and bees to solar panels and smart blue roofs: EcoWest News, August 18, 2026
3 min read
11
Aug
EcoWest News, August 11, 2026

EcoWest News, August 11, 2026

Building for a better future - problems, solutions, and the people making a difference: EcoWest News, August 11, 2026
3 min read
06
Aug
Book Reviews: Nature is Messy: Disreputable, Least Loved Animals at the Margins of our Lives

Book Reviews: Nature is Messy: Disreputable, Least Loved Animals at the Margins of our Lives

Three books provide a different way of thinking about creatures we normally view as ugly or annoying
5 min read