Living Planet @ Work Champions recruited over 260 of their colleagues to climb the CN Tower in support of WWF on April 25th. Thanks for your incredible support! Still want to donate? Online fundraising is open till May 30.
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This spring, clean more than just your house! Promote understanding of shoreline litter issues by joining or starting a cleanup effort in your area.
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Meet our passionate champions— the catalysts of change. Learn from their experiences and discover new ways to engage employees in sustainability at work.
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HP is challenging you to write your first ever sustainability report in this year's HP Change the Equation Sustainability Reporting Competition. Utilize free online tools, templates and tips to create your own sustainability report for a chance to win great HP prizes!
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Canadian Environment Week is a perfect time to launch a workplace campaign around sustainability and environmental conservation at the office. Take this opportunity to test out some great employee engagement ideas like contests and fundraisers for each day of Canadian Environment Week.
The Clean Air Commute is an annual event organized by Pollution Probe that encourages workplace commuters to choose more sustainable modes of transportation rather than driving to work alone. Get a group of colleagues together and bike, walk or telecommute to work instead of driving during Clean Air Commute Week!
The United Nations proclaimed May 22 to be the International Day for Biological Diversity to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues.
Living Planet @ Work champion Jeannie White, has the kind of passion for the environment that’s contagious. She’s taken her environmental values to the workplace and engaged her colleagues in sustainable actions and awareness. Now she’s bringing lessons learned to her community— sharing experiences, best practices and inspiring others to do more.
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