Since 2017, AWARE has delivered the Zero Waste Educator role for the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD), providing workshops in local schools. Read this impact report to see the growth in numbers.

Hear about a recent field trip where the AWARE team joined local biologist Bob Brett on a guided hike through the Jane Lakes area, one of Whistler’s last remaining intact old-growth forest ecosystems.

Whistler’s stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity are shaped by its unique geography, elevation, and climate. Discover more about its natural habitat and our priority habitats campaign.

Over 50% of Whistler’s garbage could’ve been composted. Let’s change that and close the loop. Discover our compost guide for top tips.

In 2019, the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) set an ambitious goal of reducing landfill waste by 80% by 2030, down to just 2,400 tonnes annually. Fast forward to 2025, and we’re still landfilling over…

Food waste isn’t just bad for the planet — it’s a hidden cost for local businesses. From over-ordering to plate waste, small changes upstream can lead to big savings. Learn how Whistler’s food operators can…

Zero Waste Heroes team hits the road with support from Whistler Blackcomb Foundation. AWARE will roll into event season with a smaller environmental footprint this year, thanks to the addition of a fully electric van…

Whistler’s second annual Party for the Planet is set to take over the Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC) on Sunday, April 27, capping off Earth Week with a high-energy fundraiser blending live music, silent auction prizes,…

As the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) and BC Transit review local fare pricing through a public survey, a critical question looms: who should pay for public transit, and at what cost?