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The Ecology Action Centre is a member-based environmental charity in Nova Scotia. Since 1971, we've taken leadership on critical environmental issues from biodiversity protection to climate change to environmental justice.
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Highlights

Find out about our recent work and ways you can get involved!

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    Better Building Speaker Series

    Upcoming webinars include Timon Bruulsema, Zahra Williams and Sean Kelly presenting on the summation of several studies on the potential for panelized retrofits in Nova Scotia.

    Register Here!
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    Catch Up on EAC in the News!

    Read, watch and listen to the latest coverage of environmental news from major outlets featuring the action and people of the Ecology Action Centre.

    Click Here to Learn More!
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    Become an EACer

    By becoming an EAC member, you'll add to the power of our community and help us take action on critical environmental issues.

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Highlights

Find out about our recent work and ways you can get involved!

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    Nova Scotia Provincial Election

    Get EAC's voter toolkit for the 2024 Nova Scotia provincial election.

    Click Here to Get the Toolkit
  • three people wearing hard hats inside a building

    Better Building Speaker Series

    Upcoming webinars include Timon Bruulsema, Zahra Williams and Sean Kelly presenting on the summation of several studies on the potential for panelized retrofits in Nova Scotia.

    Register Here!
  • two sets of headphones and two recording microphones sit on a table

    Catch Up on EAC in the News!

    Read, watch and listen to the latest coverage of environmental news from major outlets featuring the action and people of the Ecology Action Centre.

    Click Here to Learn More!
  • four people stand facing away from the camera with their arms around each other

    Become an EACer

    By becoming an EAC member, you'll add to the power of our community and help us take action on critical environmental issues.

    Become a Member!

Take Action

When we act together, we create meaningful and lasting change here in Nova Scotia and beyond. Use the power of your voice to take action on a variety of critical environmental issues and help us keep fighting for a fair, sustainable future for all!

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Ways to Give

The Ecology Action Centre's work wouldn't be possible without the support of people like you. Follow the links below to explore the ways that you can help us take action!

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Projects & Programs

Action is our middle name! Follow the links below to learn more about the wide range of EAC's work, and see the different ways that we're fighting to protect the environment.

  • Pop up bike hub trailer
    The Pop-Up Bike Hub is a mobile DIY Community bike repair space providing people with the tools and knowledge to successfully fix their own bike.
  • Forestry worker looking up at a tree.
    Learn how EAC is working to promote ecological forestry in our province and fighting the destruction of our natural spaces by outdated forestry practices.
  • waves crash against rocks under a cloudy sky during the daytime
    Our Climate, Our Future: Nova Scotia’s Climate Change Plan for Clean Growth is the provincial government’s plan to transition Nova Scotia to a greener and more equitable future in line with the goals in EGCCRA.
  • A person wearing a safety vest and helmet on the right while sitting on a bike with a middle screen image a person on a bike with a helmet and on the right a person one a bike with a helmet and orange shirt.
    Learn cycling safety essentials in our Making Tracks Safe Cycling video series! Videos are available in Arabic, English, French and Mi'kmaw.
  • powerlines and power line tower
    Nova Scotians deserve a low-carbon energy system that is clean, affordable and reliable. Learn what we are doing to help make that happen.
  • five people at a polling station
    Find resources for Nova Scotia's provincial election in November 2024.
  • People holding signs at a climate rally.
    Find resources and learn how our team is working at the policy level to encourage decision makers to take action and address the climate emergency.
  • eroding cliffs from the bay of fundy.
    Nova Scotia is facing the highest sea-level rise predictions in Canada. Learn about the act designed to protect the coast and communities from the impacts of climate change.
  • A women shopping for vegetables at the grocery store.
    Many communities in Nova Scotia struggle with food insecurity. Learn about our work to help make sure everyone has access to local, healthy and affordable food.
  • Ariel view of Halifax side and the Halifax harbour and the Macdonald Bridge.
    Halifax has one of the most ambitious climate action plans in the country. Learn more about HalifACT and the city's plan to help tackle the climate crisis!
  • five people standing at voting booths
    All Nova Scotian municipalities will hold a municipal election in October 2024. View toolkits and resources for voters here.
  • kids walking in the snow
    Winter is a great time to be outside! Schools and youth groups can take part in the benefits of walking to or at school for Winter Walk Day, any day in February.

More of Our Work

 

Projects & Programs

Action is our middle name! Follow the links below to learn more about the wide range of EAC's work, and see the different ways that we're fighting to protect the environment.

  • Forestry worker looking up at a tree.
    Learn how EAC is working to promote ecological forestry in our province and fighting the destruction of our natural spaces by outdated forestry practices.
  • kids walking in the snow
    Winter is a great time to be outside! Schools and youth groups can take part in the benefits of walking to or at school for Winter Walk Day, any day in February.
  • eroding cliffs from the bay of fundy.
    Nova Scotia is facing the highest sea-level rise predictions in Canada. Learn about the act designed to protect the coast and communities from the impacts of climate change.
  • waves crash against rocks under a cloudy sky during the daytime
    Our Climate, Our Future: Nova Scotia’s Climate Change Plan for Clean Growth is the provincial government’s plan to transition Nova Scotia to a greener and more equitable future in line with the goals in EGCCRA.
  • A variety of fish and oysters for sale with small signs on ice in a glass container of a shop.
    We work towards increasing consumer and retailer access to properly labelled, sustainable seafood.
  • Pop up bike hub trailer
    The Pop-Up Bike Hub is a mobile DIY Community bike repair space providing people with the tools and knowledge to successfully fix their own bike.
  • shell fish attached to a rope.
    We advocate for aquaculture policies and practices that minimize harmful impacts on the marine ecosystem while benefiting local communities.
  • People holding signs at a climate rally.
    Find resources and learn how our team is working at the policy level to encourage decision makers to take action and address the climate emergency.
  • Ariel view of Halifax side and the Halifax harbour and the Macdonald Bridge.
    Halifax has one of the most ambitious climate action plans in the country. Learn more about HalifACT and the city's plan to help tackle the climate crisis!
  • five people standing at voting booths
    All Nova Scotian municipalities will hold a municipal election in October 2024. View toolkits and resources for voters here.
  • Ariel view of Halifax side and the Halifax harbour and the Macdonald Bridge.
    Halifax has one of the most ambitious climate action plans in the country. Learn more about HalifACT and the city's plan to help tackle the climate crisis!
  • A person wearing a safety vest and helmet on the right while sitting on a bike with a middle screen image a person on a bike with a helmet and on the right a person one a bike with a helmet and orange shirt.
    Learn cycling safety essentials in our Making Tracks Safe Cycling video series! Videos are available in Arabic, English, French and Mi'kmaw.

More of Our Work

 

Upcoming Events

Our communities are stronger when we get together to celebrate and share skills, ideas and visions of a better future. Follow the links below to see our latest events and other ways you can get to know the EAC community!

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Latest Updates

Read our latest press releases, op-eds and other updates on the Ecology Action Centre's work to build a better future for our communities, our province and our planet!

Polling reveals majority of Nova Scotians want the Coastal Protection Act
Date: | Press Release
EAC comments on Antrim Gypsum Mine Project EARD
Date: | Reports
Driving Towards a Healthier Future: Electric school bus report
Date: | Reports

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