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Climate Change Solutions
Websitehttp://climate.pembina.org/
OrganizationPembina Institute
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Janet Sumner
Director of Communications
Phone: (403) 269-3344
Fax: (403) 269-3377
E-mail: education@pembina.org
LocationCalgary, AB
Program details
AudienceBusiness/industry, General, Government and community, Youth and schools
Grades12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4
KeywordsIndividual actions, Renewable energy, Sustainable industry, Transportation
ResourcesPosters, Interactive tools, Case studies
DescriptionClimatechangesolutions.com is a Canada-based 'mega site' of interactive tools, resources and success stories on actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The site draws on the experience of Canadian industry, governments and individuals to highlight the solutions available to address climate change. It focuses specifically on how to reduce emissions in the following sectors - agriculture, industry, households (individuals and families), municipalities, schools and small/medium-sized enterprises. See also: Re-energy.ca (Pembina's renewable energy site) Climate Change Awareness and Action Education Kit

Climate Change: Tools for Action Program (Building Sustainable Societies Program)
Websitehttp://www.harmonyfdn.ca
OrganizationHarmony Foundation
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Michael Bloomfield
Phone: (250) 380-3001
Fax: (250) 380-0887
E-mail: Harmony@islandnet.com
Location1183 Fort St.
Victoria, BC
V8V 3L1
Program details
AudienceHome, General, Youth and schools
Grades12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7
KeywordsClimate science, Individual actions, Sustainable industry, Transportation
ResourcesTeaching materials, Workshops, Case studies, Tool kits
DescriptionHarmony Foundation's Tools of Action Program provides a range of materials and resources to enhance climate change education. They offer a manual and best practices report as well as a climate change community action workshop and manual for community organizations or educators.

Climate Literacy
Websitehttp://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2009...
OrganizationNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Focus onKnowledge
Contact info.Phone: 301-713-1208
E-mail: outreach@noaa.gov
LocationBC
Program details
AudienceGeneral, Government and community, Youth and schools
GradesU, 12, 11, 10, 9
KeywordsAir quality, Climate science, Environment, Renewable energy
ResourcesReports/data
DescriptionA guide is now available to help individuals of all ages understand how climate influences them -- and how they influence climate. A product of the U.S. Climate Change Science Program, it was compiled by an interagency group led by NOAA. “As climate policy is being discussed, it is very important for the citizens of our nation to have an appreciation for some of the fundamental aspects of climate and climate change,” said Tom Karl, director of NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C., and lead for NOAA's climate services. “This guide is a first step for people who want to know more about the essential principles of our climate system, how to better discern scientifically credible information about climate, and how to identify problems related to understanding climate and climate change.”

Creating a Climate of Change
Websitehttp://www.seedsfoundation.ca/climateofc...
OrganizationSEEDS Foundation
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.David Lunn
Program Manager
Phone: (403) 221-0873
Fax: (403) 221-0888
E-mail: dlunn@rife.com
Location400, 144 - 4 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB
T2P 3N4
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools
Grades12, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 11, 10
KeywordsClimate science, Energy efficiency, Individual actions, Transportation
ResourcesTeaching materials, Presentations, Pledge/incentive program, Videos, Tips for action, CD-ROM
DescriptionCreating a Climate of Change is a multimedia package of instructional resources on climate change for secondary school science, social studies, geography and environmental studies students. The program helps students develop an understanding of climate change concepts and the skills to deal with the issues involved. The package includes a video introducing the topic of climate change, a teacher's resource guide, transparencies, a CD-ROM and further discussion topics. The Action By Canadians kit is also included to allow students to pledge actions.

Crux of Climate Change
Websitehttp://www.soks.ca
OrganizationCentral Okanagan Science Opportunities for Kids Society
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Phone: (250) 763-4427
Fax: (250) 860-4814
E-mail: sokstaff1@soks.ca
Location#9-1304 Ellis Street
Kelowna, BC
V1Y 1Z8
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools
Grades7, 6, 5, 4, 3
KeywordsClimate science, Individual actions
ResourcesPresentations, Games/activities
DescriptionThe Crux of Climate Change is a three part program that breaks climate change into bite size pieces that are easily digestible for elementary kids aged 8 to 12. With emphasis on hands-on activities, SOKS focuses on the science of climate change. not just doom and gloom, this engaging program includes alternative solutions and the everyday things families can do to promote a healthy environment. Science Opportunities for Kids Society (SOKS) also holds science caps during the summer and Saturday Science in October and November.

Curriculum Guide for the Climate Impacts Map
Websitehttp://www.climatehotmap.org/curriculum/...
OrganizationThe Union of Concerned Scientists
Focus onKnowledge
Contact info.Jason Mathers
Phone: (617) 547-5552
Fax: (617) 864-9405
E-mail: ssi@ucsusa.org
Location2 Brattle Square
Cambridge MA, 02238
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools
Grades12, 11, 10, 9
KeywordsClimate science, Environment, Individual actions
ResourcesTeaching materials, Reports/data, Games/activities
DescriptionGlobal Warming: Early Warning Signs is a science-based world map depicting the local and regional consequences of global climate change. The Curriculum Guide activities engage students in an exploration of the impacts of global climate change on ecosystems and natural resources, on community, and on individuals and society. The first two activities look at the questions What do we mean by global climate change? and How does the record of climate compare at local versus global scales? Later activities address the impacts of climate change on natural ecosystems, human health, and economy and personal lifestyle.

Destination Conservation
Websitehttp://www.dcplanet.ca
OrganizationPacific Resource Conservation Society
Focus onAction
Contact info.Darla Simpson
Communications Coordinator
Phone: (604) 990-0165
Fax: (604) 990-0166
E-mail: darla@dcplanet.ca
Location148 East Second Street
North Vancouver, BC
V7L 1C3
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools, General
Grades12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, K
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Individual actions
ResourcesTips for action, Pledge/incentive program, Energy audit, Case studies
DescriptionDestination Conservation (DC) is a BC-based non-profit that works intensively with schools in BC to conduct a three year project of educational campaigns and technical retrofitting to reduce energy use by 30% or more. After the project is completed in the school, some of the money saved in energy costs is returned to the school for other programs.

Earth Watch: Managing our Climate From Above
Websitehttp://www.hrmacmillanspacecentre.com
OrganizationHR MacMillan Space Centre
Focus onKnowledge
Contact info.Pauline Landry
Education Officer
Phone: (604) 738-7827 ext. 253
Fax: (604) 736-5665
E-mail: plandry@hrmacmillanspacecentre.com
Location1100 Chestnut
Vancouver, BC
V6J 3J9
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools
Grades12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, K
KeywordsClimate science
ResourcesPresentations
DescriptionEarth Watch: Managing Our Environment From Above is a 20 minute presentation that explores how satellites like RADARSAT-1 keep watch on the planet and help scientists research and explain various environmental issues worldwide. Held in the GroundStation Canada theatre, Earth Watch examines how scientists keep a watchful eye on global environmental events from tracking endangered species to investigating huge oil spills and natural disasters.

Eco Education BC
Websitehttp://www.bccf.com/ecoed
OrganizationEco Education BC
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Phone: 1 (604) 576-1432
Fax: 1 (604) 576-1482
E-mail: eco_education@bccf.com
Location#206-17564-56A Avenue
Surrey, BC
V3S 1G3
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools
Grades7, 6, 5, 8
KeywordsClimate science, Individual actions
ResourcesTeaching materials, Workshops
DescriptionEco Education BC offer school visits with interactive and fun presentations on a number of topics related to environmental protection, endangered species and pollution. Specific programs explore waste reduction, water issues, environmental protection and "Grizz-Ed". An "eco-education in action" kit is also available for teachers which includes a teachers guide and poster for students to keep track of their environmental actions.

EnerAction
Websitehttp://www.greenlearning.ca/eneraction
OrganizationPembina Foundation
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Johan Stroman
BC Director of GreenLearning
Phone: 604-886-7456
Fax: 604-886-7189
E-mail: johans@pembina.org
LocationBox 614
Gibsons, BC
V0N 1V8
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools, Home
Grades7, 6, 5, 4
KeywordsAir quality, Climate science, Energy efficiency, Environment, Green buildings, Individual actions, Renewable energy, Transportation
ResourcesTips for action, Teaching materials, Presentations, Pledge/incentive program, Interactive tools, Workshops, Games/activities
DescriptionEnerAction is an interactive online web tool where kids can explore different actions and energy savings. It includes a fun, diverse and well-structured set of lessons linked to grade 4-7 curriculum designed for teachers and students. It is one of many programs by Green Learning.


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