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Darrell Settee of Pimicikamak Cree Nation, image taken by Laura Taylor

And just like that, it’s March! With field season just around the corner now, we bring you the fourth post in our blog series on environmental monitoring. Our last post...

Today is International Women’s Day! A day where we celebrate women’s achievements in forging a path to a world that is more equitable, inclusive and that recognizes diversity.

At SVS, we encounter inspiring women daily, from our staff to our...

Welcome to Shared Value Solutions biweekly funding and news digest. We hope it finds you well.

In this edition, we are thrilled to present the third post in our new blog series on Environmental Monitoring:

Four Creative Ways to Fund Your...

Welcome to the third post in our blog series on environmental monitoring. Our last post addressed the core questions to ask as you plan your project: Five Key Questions to Plan a Community-led Environmental Monitoring Program. One of the most...

Her love of the lands and waters, and passion for the environment, brought her to the field of ecology

Meet Jasmine Labelle: An environmental scientist with Métis and Quebecois heritage. She’s our February #wcw (Women Crush Wednesday), but she is...

Welcome to Shared Value Solutions biweekly funding and news digest. We hope it finds you well.

In this edition, we are thrilled to present the second post in our new blog series on Environmental Monitoring:

Five Key Questions to Plan a...

Welcome to the second post in our blog series that delves into the exciting world of environmental monitoring. Exciting, you may ask? Yes! At least our team sure thinks so. What better way to protect your lands and waters than to keep a...

Welcome to Shared Value Solutions biweekly funding and news digest. We hope it finds you well.

In this edition, we are thrilled to announce our new blog series on Environmental Monitoring. Watch for posts on environmental monitoring programs we've...

“Working in lands is the foundation of our community”

Meet Samantha Noganosh! She is the Lands, Resources and Environment Department Manager in Magnetawan First Nation, full time mom to son Lennox, and our January #WCW (Women Crush Wednesday!).