Photo: Marie Meloche This month, we’re celebrating the diverse histories, the vibrant cultures, and the outstanding ...

Photo: Katherine Holland Legendary conservationist and environmentalist returning to Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre this ...

Every day, we come to work and think: how can we inspire people to act? And how can those people, in turn, act in a way that inspires others to do the same? Action isn’t possible for all of us, all ...

Forests and oceans are “the two great lungs of planet Earth,” as Dr. Jane has said. They work hard, absorbing and sequestering CO2 from the atmosphere, and they give out more than half of our planet’s ...

Conservation initiatives are most successful, Dr. Jane has said, when our hearts and our brains work together. And the evidence supports that statement. We may want to protect or conserve something ...

Sustainable livelihoods and conservation are interconnected. Because for conservation initiatives to work, food security and income security must be accessible to community members. People must be ...

Climate change is inescapable. And its impacts disproportionately affect women. But women are adaptable and resilient, and they’re taking action. Agriculture, forestry, health, housing, and fragile ...

Stories from the field, and hope from the headlines.

We’ll send your presale code for An Evening with Jane Goodall in Vancouver to the email address you provided on the last page. You should expect this code on February 11th, 2025 – approximately three ...

The CJBS – Knowledge and Nutrients Farm has been established to promote healthy eating and living, provide access to quality produce, and improve science outcomes from K-12. The produce will be shared ...

Back by popular demand! Last year, Dr. Jane Goodall’s lecture in Vancouver sold out immediately – and we knew we had to come back. You won’t want to miss out this time, so make sure you’re signed up ...