How do we find a collective voice? How do we break through the silo mentality that isolates various sectors of civil society in order to advance our broader common vision?
posted by Stephen Legault at
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A sea change is underway in how Canada's environmental community responds to the ever increasing threats to its land, air, water, and wildlife. But will the change come fast enough, or go far enough to save the country's now fragile environment? Part of this blog discussion is based on an article published in the July 2006 edition of Alberta Views Magazine. While the article focuses on Alberta, its purpose is to stimulate discussion across Canada.
About Me
- Name: Stephen Legault
- Location: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Stephen Legault is a writer, activist, organizational development consultant and fundraiser who lives in Victoria, BC and Canmore, Alberta. Stephen started writing in 1988. Kicked out of his high school biology class, he bought a notebook and sat down in the woods near his Burlington Ontario home and wrote some really awful, angst ridden poetry. Since then, Stephen has written for the Globe and Mail, Canadian Geographic, Outdoor Canada, Canadian Wildlife, and dozens of other periodicals and newspapers. His first book, Carry Tiger to Mountain: The Tao of Activism and Leadership was published in April of 2006 by Arsenal Pulp Press. The Cardinal Divide is the first in a series of environmental murder mysteries featuring Cole Blackwater. It will be published by NeWest Press in November of 2008. The series will combine gritty, action-oriented stories and rich human drama with real environmental and social justice conflicts. Stephen is a runner, photographer, and father of two beautiful boyz: Rio Bergen and Silas Morgen. He and his partner Jenn travel and explore the natural world of the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountains.
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