Community Action / Climate Change

2026·Season 1·Episode 4·23m|

Recent·Climate Action·Indigenous·Children

- English

We learn about what to do about climate change with Host Blue who speaks with… See More

Series Executive Producers:Melissa Welsh and Mike Irvine

Director:Laura Grant and Melissa Welsh

Writers:David Russell-Loewen, Laura Grant, Melissa Welsh, and Sophie Charlier

Blue Netherclift (Host), Alison Cretney (Managing Director of Energy Futures Lab), Steven Cretney (Nestlab Facilitator and Graphic Designer), Rik Logtenberg (Nelson City Councillor and Software Designer):Featuring

Wildfire Regeneration / Forests(19m)
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Volcanoes / Earth Science(24m)
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Kokanee Salmon / Wildlife(22m)
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Community Action / Climate Change(23m)
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Life and Livelihoods / Oceans(25m)
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Arctic Fox / Arctic(24m)
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Weather: La Nina / Climate Change(29m)
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Belugas / Arctic(22m)
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Community Action / Climate Change

From The Blog

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What Is Environmental Remediation? How Contaminated Land Gets Cleaned Up in Canada

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