Events
The Natural Step is pleased to be an affiliate of Vert-ality: A Celebration of Renewed Vitality. The event, hosted by the Board of Change and Renewal Partners, will be held in Vancouver, BC on January 18th from 7pm-11pm at Club 560.
A free, 1-hour webinar introducing The Natural Step Framework for strategic sustainable development and our work. You’ll discover how this approach can help you accelerate the transformation to sustainability in your business, community, or organization.
Cost:
- FREE for everyone
Join us at Social Responsibility Day! Senior Advisor Jonas Oldmark and Martin Malmros, CEO of AuraLight, will discuss the practicalities of implementing ISO26000.
Over the last five years, The Natural Step has been involved in the development of the newly released ISO26000 guidance standard for social responsibility. Jonas will speak about how ISO26000 relates to The Natural Step Framework and other standards and guidance documents such as ISO9000, ISO14000 and GRI.
Martin will explain why Aura Light has decided to begin using the ISO26000 guidance, and how this is being done in combination with The Natural Step Framework.
Join The Natural Step Canada's Anouk Bertner, the Manager of our Emerging Leaders Program, at the Desautels Business Conference on Sustainability (DBCS). Anouk will be delivering a workshop to participants on Business, Sustainability, and The Natural Step Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development.
The Green Professionals Conference is an annual event held in Portland Oregon and is produced by Fluid Market Strategies (Fluid). Fluid is a management, marketing, and consulting firm that specializes in energy efficiency, sustainability consulting, and consumer and workforce education.
MISSION
An organization's connection with sustainability is often cast as a journey. But what does it mean to create deep, transformational change? What practices can move organizations beyond the low-hanging fruit? How can we manage the tension between meeting existing sustainability commitments while making way for significant improvements to our sustainability performance in the long run?
The Natural Step Network - USA is pleased to be a partner with Wagging Tale Productions on their new documentary film, "The Greenest Building." With a focus on the partnership between the built environment and the natural environment, the film promotes a better understanding of the symbiotic relationship between reuse of buildings and the conservation of natural systems that sustain life. For more information, see here.
Discover ways to document the progress that you are making in implementing your Sustainability Plan, to communicate your successes, and to support continuous learning.
Sustainability Practitioners Series
This event is part of The Natural Step Canada’s monthly webinars for sustainability practitioners that explore various aspects of The Natural Step Framework. Presented by The Natural Step Canada’s experienced Sustainability Advisors and special guests.
Cost:
Join The Natural Step Canada at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Sustainable Communities Conference from February 8-10, in beautiful Victoria, BC.
Join us at CANOE Brewpub and Marina (450 Swift Street, Victoria, British Columbia) to celebrate a year of accomplishments by sustainable communities across Canada. Hosted by The Natural Step Exchange, you’re welcome to meet, share and connect with leading sustainability practitioners from across the country during the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Sustainable Communities Conference.
For enquiries, contact Emily at ebriggs@naturalstep.ca or stop by The Natural Step Canada’s booth at the conference.
Are you attending Federation of Canadian Municipalities Sustainable Communities Conference?
Join The Natural Step Canada at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Sustainable Communities Conference from February 8-10, in beautiful Victoria, BC.
Join The Natural Step Canada at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Sustainable Communities Conference from February 8-10, in beautiful Victoria, BC.
