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How to Create a Brushwall

Developing Community Energy - 2019

Living Shorelines Overview

The Road to Energy Efficiency - 2019

Living Shorelines Basic Monitoring Guide

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Canada's Coal Phase-Out and Why It's Possible Here Too - Panel 2017

Collecting Hardwood Stakes

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Better Building Speaker Series: Learning from Faithful Footprints - May 2022

Living Shorelines Plant List

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Living Shorelines Brochure

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The Ecology Action Centre is located in Mi’kma’ki, the unceded territory of L’nu’k (Mi’kmaq). This land is governed by the Peace and Friendship Treaties and has been actively stewarded by L’nu’k since time immemorial. As an environmental organization working in these lands and waters, we are committed to uphold our responsibilities as Treaty people and to work toward decolonization and environmental justice.

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