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Welcome to Manitoba Environmental Youth Network! This website is a space for environmental youth in Manitoba to connect with one another, share ideas and resources, collaborate on projects and stay informed on relevant issues and opportunities.
On this site you'll find a snapshot of the many environmental youth GROUPS in Manitoba. Take a look and get inspired. If you belong to a group, make sure to add them to the list so that others in Manitoba can find out what you're up to. Our MEMBERS are individual young people and supporters in Manitoba who sign up so they can add their group, post notices of events and take part in discussions. The more youth involved, the stronger our network, so once you've signed up, be sure to INVITE your friends to join. Check back often to find out what EVENTS are happening and to post announcements about any happenings that you're organizing or know about. If you want to TAKE ACTION this is a great place to post and read call-outs for people to get involved. We have an annual youth forum and regular in-person meetings in Winnipeg but we hope you'll stay connected through this website year-round. Post your comments and ideas to a FORUM or share links to helpful RESOURCES.
Peg, Winnipeg is looking for stories that speak to our relationship with the natural environment. Stories that address the current reality (both strengths and challenges) and that inspire others to take action. http://www.mypeg.ca/
Posted by Jonathan Ventura on February 10, 2012 at 4:31pm
Peg, Winnipeg is looking for stories that speak to our relationship with the natural environment. Stories that address the current reality (both strengths and challenges) and that inspire others to take action. http://www.mypeg.ca/
Posted by Jonathan Ventura on February 10, 2012 at 4:31pm
The Manitoba Eco-Network's Anika Terton has recently left for Durban, South Africa to attend COP17. International leaders will be discussing our future, and climate change policy at COP17. Read about Ani's involvement through the Canadian Youth Climate Coalition, CYCC, and what is these discussion makers are doing about our future here... …
ContinuePosted by Jonathan Ventura on November 28, 2011 at 1:14pm
Recycle Everywhere is Canada's first Away-From-Home recycling program focusing on what we believe to be the 2 main obsticles that reduce recycling.
1.) Availability - We believe that if we make recycling containers available Everywhere that people will recycle if given the choice.
2.) Changing Behavior - If we all change our behavior to a culture that recycles from a culture that does not then sustainability becomes the social "Norm".
Posted by Darrel Olson on November 22, 2011 at 11:35am


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