Take Action Act Visit the Whale Trail BC Together, we can protect our oceanv Share: Share on Facebook Follow on Instagram Share on LinkedIn Share Email Email What will you discover? The Whale Trail BC inspires appreciation and care for whales and our marine environment by establishing shoreline viewing sites along the Salish Sea and … Continued
we can add content here which will be sent automatically to the Elementor page. Together we can act for ocean health and the good of our planet. Our time to make a difference is not tomorrow, it’s now. We must create ocean-positive action today! Carlos Drews EVP, Conservation
The process for reporting a dead or distressed animal varies by region.
A microgrant that will provide youth across Canada with funding to lead an individual or collaborative project that contributes to positive change for the environment
Your pledge acts as a demand signal for businesses to reduce their plastic use. In the absence of strong government action on plastic, individuals and businesses are stepping up. The possibilities are transformational – join them in taking action.
The Lunch Box Challenge is a simple activity anyone can do to find out how much plastic is in your daily ‘lunch boxes’ – and how to reduce it!
Reducing your plastic footprint starts at the source, so this challenge is to try to avoid purchasing plastic goods for the rest of this week. This won’t be easy but it will help you to be more mindful about where you can minimize your plastic purchases! Make Waves: We challenge you to Make Waves in … Continued
Have you checked out all of our Plastic Free July actions? Now that you’ve gotten some inspiration (and maybe even implemented a few actions in your life) it’s time to complete the Plastic Challenge and see how your efforts have changed your waste. Better yet, challenge three friends to do the same!
Hidden plastic is everywhere. For example, plastic is often lining the inside of aluminum cans and paper cups, and some tea bags are also made of plastic. Challenge yourself to find three hidden plastic items in your home and find plastic-free replacements the next time you need to stock up. Make Waves: We challenge you … Continued
Do your kids love juiceboxes? How about single-serving snacks like cheese strings? Next time you’re at the store, challenge yourself to choose the bulk option (think a jug of juice and a block of cheese). Then use reusable containers to split them up to avoid unnecessary plastics. Attainable Sustainable: These are actions that you can … Continued
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Ocean Wise is based in the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We work across Turtle Island and beyond, supporting Indigenous peoples in their vital work on ocean conservation and biodiversity whenever possible or as we are invited to.
