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Alberta Ecotrust
Unique in Canada, Alberta Ecotrust Foundation is a non-governmental fundraising agency dedicated to supporting grassroots environmental projects throughout the province. We are a collaborative partnership of people and organizations that believe the environment is integral to everything we do, everything we have and everything we need as a community.
Alberta Ecotrust Foundation 1015, 1202 Centre Street South Our Vision Our MissionAlberta Ecotrust Foundation builds partnerships throughout Alberta between environmental organizations, corporations and others who support environmental action to
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About Alberta EcotrustTogether, we invest in the people and projects that help to make Alberta a stronger, more sustainable place to live, work and play. Alberta Ecotrust Foundation is something of an art form. Conceived in 1991, Alberta Ecotrust is a unique partnership between the corporate sector and the environmental community. Together, we invest in the people and projects that help to make Alberta a stronger, more sustainable place to live, work and play. We achieve this goal through three main programs: environmental grant making, capacity building, and community collaboration. Together, we fund non-profit environmental projects, strengthen the ability of the voluntary sector to affect positive environmental change, and promote the environment as the foundation of a healthy community. Water. Wilderness and Wildlife. Air and Climate. These are the environmental priorities Albertans have told us they most care about, so they have become our priorities, too. We support the people and organizations working to protect them, and we invest in projects that either directly or indirectly improve the way they are managed and preserved. And we provide the tools necessary for Albertans to be responsible stewards of the things they care about. |