Resources to help you on your sustainability journey

Tune in on one of your favourite platforms to learn all about events and climate action - we’ll look at how live events impact not just our own carbon footprint, but how they can be used to influence a broader audience. We’ll be interviewing experts and amateur practitioners in the fields of sustainability, in order to bring you the smartest, most effective sustainability practices for your events.

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This guide will take you through the climate action priorities, a framework on how to apply them to your events and give you practical advice from an experienced planner- our very own Natalie Lowe

https://sustainable-events-for-busy-people.teachable.com/p/sustainable-events-for-busy-people/

The world's leading resource for climate solutions.  A nonprofit organization that seeks to help the world reach “Drawdown”— the future point in time when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere stop climbing and start to steadily decline.

https://drawdown.org/

Here is a great link from WWF Canada to help you check your impact.

http://www.wwf.ca/about_us/howwework/leadingwithscience/adding_up_our_impacts/

https://secondharvest.ca/.

Environmental Defence is a leading Canadian advocacy organization that works with government, industry and individuals to defend clean water, a safe climate and healthy communities

https://environmentaldefence.ca/

Federation of Canadian Municipalities program for climate change

Contains reports, toolkits, recommendations and other resources that are designed to help you address challenges in your community

https://fcm.ca/en

Candice and Natalie joined Leanne Calderwood, ConferenceDirect to chat about the impact of Covid-19 on sustainability and green meeting initiatives.

Candice and Natalie's  interview with Laura Bickle of Ignite Magazine discussing the origins of TSEF and highlights from the event.