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Priority Habitat Framework

The updated Priority Habitat Framework and enhanced ecological mapping give us the tools to make informed decisions that safeguard our environment for generations to come. From preserving vital biodiversity to enhancing climate resilience, these priority…

The Grizzly Bear

Grizzly bears are a fascinating and elusive presence for us here in the Sea to Sky corridor of British Columbia. Understanding more about the grizzly bear enables us to better protect their crucial habitats and…

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…

The hidden plastic problem in composting

Composting has become second nature for many of us in Whistler, whether through Strata or dropping off food scraps at the Nester’s or Function Junction depots. But have you ever wondered what happens after those…

From Waste to Action: 5 Ways Businesses Can Cut Costs by Reducing Food Waste

In British Columbia, food retailers and food service businesses lose an estimated $1.3 billion worth of food each year.

From Waste to Action: How Saving Food Can Save You Money

In Canada, the average household throws away around $1,300 worth of edible food every year. That’s like throwing away a full bag of groceries every single week. In today’s economy, that’s not just wasteful—it’s a luxury most…

Small Steps, Big Difference: Why Food Waste Action Matters

Imagine a farmer rising before dawn to tend crops that take months of care, water, and resources to grow. After traveling vast distances and sitting on store shelves, that food finally reaches our kitchens –…

AWARE’s Zero Waste Campaign

Did you know that food waste accounts for 8% of global emissions? In fact, if food waste were a country, it would be the third-largest contributor to global emissions.

Embracing Circular Economy Month in Whistler: Closing the Loop for a Sustainable Future

October is Circular Economy Month, a time to rethink how we consume and interact with resources. This initiative encourages a shift from the traditional linear economy.