Janet Silman 655-9676
or
Eve Kerr 656-5273
eve.kerr@telus.net
for information or
for information or
meeting times
ECO CELL
at St. John's
uniting church and community
to care for our earth
News/Noteworthy Events
Apr 15 - Eco Cell conducting the Sunday Service at St. John's United 10:00am
Apr
21 - Earth Day Event at Mary Winspear co-sponsered by the SGI Green Party and Raincoast Conservation 6:00-9:00pm.
Apr 26 - Next
Eco Cell meeting 7:00pm
The Enbridge Northern Gateway Joint Review Panel hearings are continuing. In Prince Rupert, the most
moving moment came when Lee Brain, the 26-year-old son of an oil executive, spoke out about his own experiences. It
takes 20 minutes or so to watch, but you won't regret it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X3VynNZQaQ
Go to Be Happy Fish page from David Suzuki and pledge to support sustainable seafood. Once you commit to trying different types of ocean-friendly fish, you'll be hooked!
Fill out A poll from the Dogwood Initiative that asks you what aspect of the fight to keep oil tankers off B.C.’s
coast are you most excited about participating in?
Click here to help the Suzuki Foundation to protect Canada’s spectacular coast
and to develop a long-term, sustainable energy plan that can meet our needs with less harm to the environment. Their goal: show
how Canada can reduce carbon emissions by 80 per cent by 2050!
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About Us
The Eco Cell at St. John's meets monthly on the fourth Thursday of the month at St. John's United Church.
We are a grass roots ecological organization that is involved in local, provincial, national and worldwide initiatives.
Over
the past years we have attended eco-justice related demonstrations and walks, written letters and circulated petitions, and sponsored public
presentations, including a presentation on Climate Change and Food for the Future. We have also held courses from the Northwest Earth
Institute and encourage individual action to reduce our environmental footprint.
New members are always welcome!
New members are always welcome!