Bow Corridor Soc for Community Living

The Biosphere Institute of the Bow Valley, situated in Châ Ûpchîchîyen Kudebi (Canmore), operates as a registered charity on Treaty 7 territory, honoring the Indigenous communities who steward these lands. Their commitment extends to fostering environmental action and leadership, with a particular focus on supporting equity-deserving groups towards building a climate-positive society. The institute engages in diverse initiatives such as community monitoring, wildlife education, and environmental stewardship programs like ENS 1020, 1040, and 1910. Through strategic partnerships and various resources like Wildlife EduKits and the Tool Lending Library, they aim to empower individuals of all ages to become future leaders in conservation and sustainability efforts. With a strong emphasis on education and community involvement, the Biosphere Institute offers opportunities for volunteerism, job placements, and participation in events that promote environmental awareness. By emphasizing inclusivity and collaboration, they strive to create a legacy of environmental stewardship that inspires positive change within society. Generated from the website content

Located in the heart of Canmore, AB, the Canmore Seniors Association Drop in Centre stands as a testament to community spirit and active aging. Run by dedicated volunteers, this organization enriches the lives of its members by offering a diverse range of indoor and outdoor activities, social gatherings, and educational experiences. Within the welcoming walls of the downtown Canmore Seniors Centre, individuals can enjoy access to well-equipped meeting spaces, inviting halls, and a charming patio and garden area. These facilities serve as versatile venues not only for members but also for the broader community, providing ideal settings for social events, meetings, and special celebrations. Generated using this place's available information

The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y) is a collaborative effort between a U.S. non-profit organization and a Canadian public charity focused on connecting and protecting habitat from Yellowstone to Yukon to ensure that both people and nature can thrive. Y2Y emphasizes fairness, environmental responsibility, and social justice while fostering a culture of respect and belonging within the communities it serves. With a commitment to inclusivity, Y2Y acknowledges the diverse range of Indigenous territories that overlap within the Yellowstone to Yukon region, recognizing at least 75 distinct Indigenous lands. The initiative's work actively opposes actions and policies that undermine their mission of conservation and community well-being. Generated from the website