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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Find out about our recent work and ways you can get involved!
Hone your climate conversation skills in this EAC Teens for Climate session on Feb. 26, 2026! This virtual session is free and welcomes all teens ages 14 to 18. Learn more and register at the link below.
When we organize with our communities, we are stronger than the wealthy corporate influences that are hijacking our province and our country. That's why we created this resource guide for individuals or community groups that want to take action around an issue.
Get the facts about resource extraction industries in Nova Scotia. Read our fact sheets about fracking, uranium mining, lithium mining and royalties here.
In order to meet the growing demand for building retrofits in Nova Scotia, thousands of jobs will be created. Building Nova Scotia’s Green Workforce: Addressing Labour Gaps for a Net-Zero Future examines the challenges and opportunities of developing Nova Scotia’s workforce to support energy-efficiency objectives.
Sign up to receive our email newsletter to stay in-the-know on environmental news, upcoming events and ways you can take action on critical issues from biodiversity protection to climate change to environmental justice.
Read, watch and listen to the latest coverage of environmental news from major outlets featuring the action and people of the Ecology Action Centre.
Find out about our recent work and ways you can get involved!
Hone your climate conversation skills in this EAC Teens for Climate session on Feb. 26, 2026! This virtual session is free and welcomes all teens ages 14 to 18. Learn more and register at the link below.
When we organize with our communities, we are stronger than the wealthy corporate influences that are hijacking our province and our country. That's why we created this resource guide for individuals or community groups that want to take action around an issue.
Get the facts about resource extraction industries in Nova Scotia. Read our fact sheets about fracking, uranium mining, lithium mining and royalties here.
In order to meet the growing demand for building retrofits in Nova Scotia, thousands of jobs will be created. Building Nova Scotia’s Green Workforce: Addressing Labour Gaps for a Net-Zero Future examines the challenges and opportunities of developing Nova Scotia’s workforce to support energy-efficiency objectives.
Sign up to receive our email newsletter to stay in-the-know on environmental news, upcoming events and ways you can take action on critical issues from biodiversity protection to climate change to environmental justice.
Read, watch and listen to the latest coverage of environmental news from major outlets featuring the action and people of the Ecology Action Centre.
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!
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!
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.
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.
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!
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!
