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Welcome to AEN WebThe AEN is a non-profit, non-partisan umbrella organization dedicated to helping preserve and protect Alberta's environment. Membership in the AEN is open to any non-profit, non-governmental organization demonstrating sincere concern and action toward a healthier environment. Visit often to get the latest environmental news, updates, and events. Be sure to click the "read more" links to view the full articles. For environmental news, events, and updates delivered directly to your INBOX, visit our Mailing List page and subscribe. EE in Alberta Newsletter - September 3 Edition
The September 3, 2008 issue of EE in Alberta: An Environmental Education Newsletter is now available on the Alberta Council for Environmental Education website.
Canadian Environmental Network E-Bulletin - September 3, 2008
Recycling Council of Alberta Conference UpdatesThe RCA's 2008 Waste Reduction Conference "Paint the Town Green" will be held October 8-10, 2008 at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge in Jasper, Alberta.
Call for Delegate: CEN National CouncilPosition: AEN Representative on the CEN National Council Organization: Canadian Environmental NetworkApplication Deadline: 9 Sep 2008Background: The AEN is a regional affiliate of the Canadian Environmental Network (CEN) which is a Canada-wide network, parallel in structure to the AEN, and working on environmental issues at a national and international level. As a regional affiliate, AEN is entitled to name a representative to the CEN's National Council, a body of delegates that participates in all general meetings of the CEN and elects its board of directors. For detailed information on the CEN's National Council (NC), board and executive committee and their responsibilities please see: http://www.cen-rce.org/eng/governance.html. AEN's outgoing NC member, Andrea Waywanko, has completed her second consecutive term on the council (the limit under CEN bylaws). AEN and CEN members alike are grateful for Andrea's service to the networks.
Job Opportunity: Executive Director, Alberta Emerald FoundationPosition: Executive DirectorOrganization: Alberta Emerald FoundationApplication Deadline: 12 Sep 2008Location: EdmontonThe Alberta Emerald Foundation’s mission is to enhance environmental awareness and celebrate environmental excellence in Alberta. AEF is seeking a full-time Executive Director to fill an evolving role that requires demonstrated skill and experience in program planning, event and organizational management, media relations and communication, and donor development.
Otesha Project Bike Tour Community Performance: ChoicesStart: Aug 23 2008 - 7:30pmTheatre troupe changing the world from the seat of their bicyclesA group of young cyclists from across Canada will ride into Calgary later this month carrying with them an inspiring message of hope and sustainability. Members of the Otesha Project will perform their award-winning play, Choices, at the Arusha Centre in the Old Y (223 12 Ave SW) on Saturday, August 23 at 7:30 p.m. Location(s)Arusha Centre, Old 'Y' Building 223 12 Avenue SW Calgary, AB
Reduce Auto Emissions PetitionSince we can’t eliminate the use of cars all together, help us ensure that Canada’s outdated vehicle emissions standards are drastically improved. By adopting standards equivalent to California’s Clean Cars law, we would reduce carbon emissions from cars by 30 per cent by 2016, using only existing and available technology. Please sign this petition, which asks the Alberta Government to adopt the California standards for vehicle emissions.
Job Posting: Voices of the SoilPosition: Executive Assistant Organization: Voices of the SoilApplication Deadline: 27 Aug 2008Location: EdmontonVoices of the Soil is growing, and for the right individual offers a unique opportunity to participate in a dynamic and rewarding work experience. A leader in urban agriculture technologies with a focus on soils, community and sustainability, Voices of the Soil past projects include: EcoYouth, a youth environment leadership program, its participants the recipient of the 2003 Emerald Award – Youth Category; EcoCamp, a day camp introducing nature and growing to children age 8-12.
A Campaign for a Sustainable FutureStart: Aug 27 2008 - 6:00pmDid you know that the City of Calgary is currently developing a long-term plan that will direct growth for the next 50 to 60 years?The Plan It Calgary project explores possible futures for Calgary through an integrated land use and mobility plan that accommodates an additional 1.3 million people and over 600,000 jobs. Managing how and where this growth occurs will be critical in creating a sustainable city. Location(s)Old YWCA building, main floor meeting room 223 12 Avenue SW Calgary, AB
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