Alberta Emerald Foundation

Nominations are now open for the 34th Annual Emerald Awards! These environmental awards are the only program in Canada to recognize environmental excellence across a diverse range of sectors. If you’re part of an organization or project addressing environmental challenges in Alberta, this is your opportunity to gain recognition for your impactful work. Emerald Award recipients receive: ➡️ A $1,500 grant ➡️ A custom sustainable trophy ➡️ Provincial recognition ➡️ A feature in the Emerald Documentary Series Nominations close February 10, 2025 Learn more 👇 https://lnkd.in/gqanT9qR #Alberta #Sustainability #SustainableBusiness #Leadership #Innovation

We’re thrilled to announce that TD Friends of the Environment Foundation is supporting the sixth season of our What On EARTH Can We Do? podcast! Thanks to their support, we’re set to expand our reach, inspiring youth and communities across Alberta to engage in environmental excellence. Tune in to discover innovative projects and meet the passionate individuals building Alberta’s resilient, sustainable future 👇 https://lnkd.in/gpW_cUu

In 2027, Varme Energy is set to open a major waste-to-energy facility in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, aiming to divert over 150,000 tonnes of #edmonton’s residential waste from landfills each year. Tune into the latest episode of What On EARTH Can We Do? as we chat with Rory Wheat to discover how this technology is reshaping waste management and alternative energy in #alberta and what it means for the future of the province. Listen now 👇 https://lnkd.in/gq4qjVDW #Alternativeenergy #wastemanagement #wastetoenergy #innovation

Emerald Award nominations are opening soon! 🏆 Are you ready to showcase your environmental leadership and celebrate excellence in Alberta? Here are the top 5 things to know before nominations open: 1️⃣ Nominations open November 1st 2️⃣ As long as your work is environmental in nature and is based in or impacts Alberta, you're eligible to apply 3️⃣ As the only awards program in Canada to celebrate environmental excellence across all sectors, you're bound to find a category that aligns with your work 4️⃣ The nomination process is straightforward and accessible online 5️⃣ Being a part of the Emerald Awards enhances your visibility, boosts credibility, and highlights your role in driving environmental change Learn more and get ready to nominate 👇 https://lnkd.in/gqanT9qR

How can we coexist alongside coyotes? In the latest episode of the What On EARTH Can We Do? podcast, we answer this question and learn all about urban coyotes: their adaptability, the challenges of living alongside them, and strategies for avoiding and preventing conflict. Tune into our insightful conversation with Dr. Colleen Cassidy St. Clair, Biological Sciences Professor at the University of Alberta 👇 https://lnkd.in/gXZ4TE_u

Nominations for the 34th Annual Emerald Awards open in just over 2 weeks! 🏆 As the only awards program in Canada recognizing environmental excellence across all sectors, there's room for almost anyone to nominate. Whether you're leading progress in renewable energy, reducing GHG emissions, or advancing the circular economy, this is your chance to showcase your impact. Nominate your organization or project and join the environmental leaders shaping Alberta's sustainable and resilient future 🌎 Sign up for our newsletter to get notified when nominations open 👇 https://lnkd.in/gtAyjmmh

How can we address the growing issue of demolition waste while preserving Alberta's heritage? In the latest What On EARTH Can We Do? episode, Jay Sanderson, Owner and Founder of Backroads Reclamation, discusses the environmental benefits of reclaimed wood and how this sustainable practice helps preserve our history while reducing waste. Listen to the full episode now: https://lnkd.in/gJjFJmqq #Circulareconomy #Wastereduction #Alberta #Reclaimedwood

We recently had the pleasure of visiting Backyard Birds Nature Shop in Spruce Grove, where owner Alana Tollenaar is helping customers foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world. At just 23 years old, Alana started her business during the pandemic, and her dedication to environmental education and conservation led her to receive an Emerald Award in the Youth category this past June. Stay tuned for Alana’s feature in the upcoming season of the Emerald Documentary Series, coming this January, where we’ll dive deeper into her inspiring journey and the impact she’s making in her community! Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be the first to know when the series drops 👇 https://lnkd.in/gPYQAeQC

We love seeing our Emerald Award Alumni getting the attention they deserve! Check out Ecoplast Solutions Inc.'s recent feature with TELUS Business 👇

Meet the friendly faces behind the Emerald Documentary Series! We're excited to be working with Chris Beauchamp and Gordie Haakstad from The Distillery Film Company to bring the upcoming season of this series to life. Together, we’re telling the stories of the environmental challenges facing our planet and the Albertans making a difference! Stay tuned for Season 6, coming January 2025! In the meantime, explore the inspiring stories from past seasons: https://lnkd.in/gCfsqBv