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Tag Archives: roots & shoots

Education for Sustainable Development

July 11, 2013by Guest Contributor 2 Comments

Contributed by JGI Canada Intern, Michelle Mockus. Toronto, Ontario.  The state of the environment, especially with climate change looming, is often expressed with ambivalence and at times, negativity. The situation […]

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community-centred conservation, sacred water, What is Sustainability?

Get Involved with Roots & Shoots!

July 3, 2013by Allison 2 Comments

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Roots & Shoots is my favourite Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) program. This youth-oriented program is focused on encouraging young people to […]

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Youth Creating Change

Bringing Traditional Ways of Knowing into the Classroom

June 13, 2013by Allison 2 Comments

As part of the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada’s celebration of World Water Day back in March, we asked our blog readers to share their stories about working with Aboriginal […]

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community-centred conservation, sacred water, Youth Creating Change

My Introduction to Community-Centred Conservation

May 29, 2013by Allison 6 Comments

When I talk to people about volunteering with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada (JGI Canada), most are genuinely surprised to learn that the mission of the organization goes beyond […]

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community-centred conservation

Rob Stewart on the Impact of Youth Taking Action

May 7, 2013by Allison 5 Comments

My husband and I saw Revolution a couple of weeks ago, and we had a lively discussion about the movie during our walk home. The film really emphasized the Jane […]

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Consumer Choices, sacred water, Youth Creating Change

Youth in Action: Mallory

May 1, 2013by Allison 2 Comments

When Mallory attended a Jane Goodall lecture in 2012, she was struck by something: There were a lot of young people at the event. Young people were (of course) interested […]

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Youth Creating Change

Youth in Action: Lauren Shanahan

April 2, 2013by Allison 5 Comments

Lauren Shanahan is not your average undergraduate student. In between traveling the world to represent Canada at international snowboarding competitions and pursuing her degree in Applied Mathematics at the University […]

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Youth Creating Change

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