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Get Ready to Ride: Go By Bike Spring 2024 Edition
Hey there, fellow riders! If you’ve been soaking up the biking in Whistler recently, you’ll know that biking season has been in full swing for weeks. The trails have been buzzing with activity, and there’s…
#AwareEarthWeek Inspires, Educates, and Empowers
Thanks to everyone who joined AWARE to celebrate Earth Day! We appreciate our community partners, staff and volunteers who came together to organize six events leading up to Earth Day on April 22, 2024. This…
AWARE has a seat at the table—for Whistler’s climate future
AWARE Whistler is proud to represent the voice of the environment on the Resort Municipality of Whistler’s (RMOW) Climate Action and Environment Committee.
Feasibility of Reusables in Whistler Report April 2024
This report was conducted to understand the feasibility of a reusables program in the Whistler context, see what worked in other communities and identify steps to take to increase the use of reusables through policy,…
Get Involved and Celebrate Earth Week 2024 in Whistler with AWARE
Every April 22, individuals from all backgrounds and walks of life unite in a global effort to advance sustainability and climate action, marking the annual Earth Day. This year, AWARE has rallied community partners to…
How to Be a Responsible Tourist
Whether you’re planning your next trip or are about to embark on it, have you considered the impact your trip has on the communities you visit? Your conscious lifestyle doesn’t have to go on holiday…
Whistler’s Old and Ancient Tree Map
June, 2019 saw the release of the long-anticipated Old and Ancient Tree Map of Whistler. In this map, explorers (locals and visitors alike) can follow pre-planned paths or choose their own route to see a…
Old Forests Around Whistler
Explore the forests surrounding Whistler from the comfort of your home with our online story map (below). Go on a virtual tour as you click map layers on and off, or zoom in to the locations you are interested…
Climate News: Council Votes to Adopt Zero Carbon Step Code
At the May 16th Council meeting Mayor and Council voted to adopt the Zero Carbon Step Code in a move that will ensure the greenhouse gas emissions of new buildings are accounted for. By implementing…








