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Climate Change & EDUCATION

Climate Change is the critical issue in today’s world, and the evidence of it is everywhere; in the rapidly increasing global temperatures, the warming oceans, glacial retreat, sea level rise, and ocean acidification, just to name a few. Living in Nova Scotia – where we’re never more than 70 km from the ocean – we expect to see an acceleration in the impacts of climate change on our coastlines as a result of sea level rise and the increasing frequency and intensity of weather events. Coastal Action is committed to expanding the scope of our climate change work by continuing to bring climate change adaptation projects to our local communities, and by working to develop new climate change mitigation projects.
Water quality sampling in the winter

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Education has always been one of Coastal Action’s key pillars. Our environmental education programs allow us to directly address the lost connection between youth and nature. Most of our programs are designed using the Earth Education philosophy, which seeks to connect youth to nature through the head, the heart, and the hands. Youth leave our programs with a greater understanding of the natural world around them, feelings of responsibility and respect for the environment, and the knowledge of how they can protect the world around them. We believe in empowering the youth of today, as they are the ones who will inherit the complex environmental challenges that our province, country, and world faces.
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Coastal Action
The Mahone Bay Centre
PO Box 489
45 School Street
Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
B0J 2E0

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Tel: 902-634-9977
Email: info@coastalaction.org
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  • HOME
    • WHO WE ARE
    • NEWSLETTER
  • WHAT WE DO
    • CLIMATE CHANGE >
      • STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
      • LIVING SHORELINES
      • INTERACTIVE FLOOD MAPPING
      • Agricultural Projects
    • ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION >
      • Camp FAQ
      • EARTH ADVENTURE CAMPS
      • SCHOOL PROGRAMS
      • NOVA ACTION >
        • MEET THE COHORT
        • CONTACT THE TEAM
    • COASTAL & MARINE >
      • MICROPLASTICS
      • GHOST GEAR
      • OCEAN FRIENDLY NOVA SCOTIA
    • WATERSHEDS & WATER QUALITY >
      • WATERSHEDS >
        • FISH HABITAT RESTORATION
      • WATER QUALITY >
        • LAHAVE WATERSHED
        • PETITE RIVIÈRE
        • SHERBROOKE LAKE & FOX POINT LAKE
    • SPECIES AT RISK & BIODIVERSITY >
      • ATLANTIC WHITEFISH
      • AMERICAN EEL
      • SNAPPING TURTLE
    • PAST PROJECTS >
      • LUNENBURG HARBOUR
      • ATLANTIC SALMON
      • COASTAL POLICY
      • WILDCAT SHALE PIT
      • ROSEATE TERN RECOVERY
      • CLEAN BOATING CAMPAIGN
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
  • WHAT YOU CAN DO
    • DONATE
    • WORK WITH US
    • AWARDS & BURSARIES
  • EVENTS
  • DONATE
  • CONTACT