Caribou Conservation in the Yukon

Caribou are an iconic species in northern ecosystems and have significant cultural and dietary importance for many Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Caribou represent healthy and intact landscapes. Since herds need large areas to eat, live, and migrate through, a landscape teeming with caribou generally indicates that it is healthy and productive. In the Yukon, we have 30 herds of Northern Mountain, Boreal, and Migratory caribou. These herds all have distinct ranges and needs and a different history of interacting with humans.

Launch of ‘Equinor Out of Oil and Gas Alliance’

Launch of ‘Equinor Out of Oil and Gas Alliance’
Press Release: For Immediate Release, November 17th, 2022

The Equinor Out of Oil and Gas Alliance is a coming-together of campaigners spanning the length and breadth of the Atlantic Ocean - from Norway (WWF Verdens naturford; Naturvenforbundet; Greenpeace Norge), the UK (Stop Cambo), Canada (Sierra Club Canada, Climate Action Network Canada, The Council of Canadians), Brazil and Argentina (Ecos de Mar) - to stop the new oil & gas developments that Equinor is planning in these countries. 

Entrevues de Jeunesse Sierra avec Elizabeth May, Laurel Collins et Monique Pauzé

Ces entrevues, que vous ne devriez pas manquer et dont les liens se trouvent ci-dessous, mettent en lumière le parcours politique de ces leaders - une histoire dans les coulisses de la politique telle que vous ne l’avez jamais entendue auparavant - et donnent une vision d’avenir des jeunes en politique.

Les épisodes de cette deuxième saison regroupent un nombre très varié d’entrevues, avec notamment des poètes, des universitaires et des acteurs du changement.

Sierra Youth Interview Elizabeth May, Laurel Collins, and Monique Pauzé

These conversations, linked below, are ones you don't want to miss with personal stories about these leaders' political journeys, insider political history you've never heard before, and perspectives on the future of youth in politics.

There's a diversity of episodes in this second season, including discussions with poets, academics, and change makers.

Plastic Free July 2022 Wrap Up

Our third annual Plastic free July has finished and I want to thank everyone who joined us in the challenge. Whether you had a plastic free picnic, joined us for the Twitterstorm, hosted a clean up in your community or made some changes to plastic use in your household — we appreciate your hard work! 

We ended off the month with a beach clean up at Cherry Beach in Toronto. We had a great turnout and beautiful weather! Thank you to everyone who came out! 

The top items we found during the clean up were cigarette butts and plastic bottle caps. 

NEW POLL: CANADIANS BELIEVE CLIMATE IMPACTS SHOULD BE A DECIDING FACTOR ON WHETHER OR NOT TO APPROVE NEW GAS EXPORT FACILITIES and CANADIANS WANT FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO URGENTLY ADDRESS CLIMATE CRISIS EVEN AMIDST RISING INFLATION

More Canadians oppose a new East Coast gas export facility due to climate concerns, and Canadians are divided on whether such a facility would be helpful or pointless to address Europe’s energy crisis

More Canadians oppose a new East Coast gas export facility due to climate concerns, and Canadians are divided on whether such a facility would be helpful or pointless to address Europe’s energy crisis...