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SDGs Across the Provinces: How Communities are Localizing Sustainable Development Goals
BCCIC explores community efforts across British Columbia to localize the SDGs.
Westerly News: West Coast NEST launches youth video contest
Local youth aged 10 to 18 could win the chance to interview a top scientist.
UN SDG Action Campaign: 56 million people mobilized across the world for a just and green recovery
West Coast NEST's SDG Photo Contest and Heather Fleming's submission of the Tofino Nature Kids was highlighted among global actions taken during the Global Week to ACT4SDGs.
Westerly News: Drawing contest showcases United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
West Coast NEST organized a Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Photo and Drawing Contests as part of the Global Week to ACT4SDGs.
Westerly News: Coast Guard Ship Tours and Ocean Fair
West Coast residents and visitors learned about research being conducted in our local waters through guided tours of the Canadian Coast Guard research vessel Vector, a dock-side Ocean Fair, and a visit to the Ucluelet Aquarium.
Westerly News: Japanese University students come to learn about West Coast forests.
West Coast NEST worked with Tamagawa University to plan a series of workshops led by local educators and knowledge holders to learn about forests and forest management in the region.
Westerly News: West Coast NEST receives BC Rural Dividend Funding
The provincial government announces funding support for market expansion and new outdoor education program development in the Clayoquot Biosphere Reserve Region on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
Westerly News: West Coast eyeing education economy
When tourists take on Ucluelet’s Wild Pacific Trail they don’t just take in breathtaking sights from its many viewpoints, but a uniquely local education as well.
Westerly News: New website attracts education
Educational opportunities abound in the West Coast’s natural playground but, with crowded Facebook feeds and cluttered bulletin boards, they can be hard to spot.