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The Bassin versant Manicouagan organization is a non-profit one and is active since 1999 (incorporated in 2002) whose mandate is to promote the water management by ensuring the coordination of all stakeholders with an interest in water management and the development of its catchment area.
Organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the river environment, the Comité ZIP de la rive nord de l'estuaire realises continuously projects that affect ecosystems and local communities who live along the estuary of the Côte-Nord.
The Conseil Régional de l'Environnement de la Côte-Nord (CRECN) is mandated to promote sustainable development and the environment protection by promoting the inclusion of environmental concerns regarding regional development. |
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The Energy Efficiency Agency offers you the possibility to make your energy balance online.
Fill one or more forms and get an energy balance that suits you.
With your energy balance in hand, analyze the detailed distribution of your energy consumption, expenditures and greenhouse gases emitted. You can even compare yourself with the provincial average. |
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The Conseil régional de l’environnement de la Côte-Nord produced a guide for those who own a chalet, a hunting or fishing camp or a temporary shelter on public or private lands on the Côte-Nord, and also for outfitters, fishing and hunting associations and lakes associations. This guide also applies to all of those who practices outdoor activities on Côte-Nord area such as hunting, fishing, nature observation and all-terrain vehicle and snowmobile rides.
The guide is available here. |
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You are owner or manager of a residence in an isolated environment (without access to public eletricity network). Are you looking for a way to reduce or eliminate the use of fossil fuels (propane, gasoline, etc.) ? Or are you just interested in new technologies regarding renewable energy production?
The Regroupement national des conseils régionaux de l’environnement du Québec (RNCREQ), with the help of several partners, has prepared the Renewable energy guide for chalets and vacation resorts to help you find your way around the current supply and to make choices. This guide will also teach you to properly use renewable energy sources. |
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The Conseil canadien du compostage answers all your questions here on those very simple things that really matter. |
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L'Encyclopédie de L'Agora provides a complete file on sustainable development. |
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The house of the 21rst century (La Maison du 21e siècle) is a magazine that presents healthy houses for the planet inhabitants. The mission of this magazine is to promote the construction and the renovation of greener houses. |
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The Environment Portal of Quebec is a multidisciplinary showcase on environment and sustainable development in Quebec. It is produced by Communications Terre-à-Terre with the Web support of Grafkar. |
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Since 1987, the Wildlife Foundation operates across the province of Quebec in order to support financially and technically the conservation initiatives and the development of wildlife and its living environments throughout Quebec.
The foundation promotes environmental protection to forests, fields, marshes, wetlands and streams. It also supports improvements to help animals that are more familiar to hunters, fishermen and trappers such as fishes, birds, bears, deers or endangered species.
The financial and technical partners, associates and donors of the Wildlife Foundation, combined with the contribution of those who purchase fishing, hunting and trapping licenses, can invest in the protection of the nature, the wildlife and the environment. |
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Sphères provides you the most complete French bibliography about ecology, social equity and natural realms. |
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Here is a portrait of climate changes simple and easy to access made by the organization Myclimate. |
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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is one of the most important and experimented independant organizations for the nature conservation in the world. It has almost five million supporters and a global network active in over 100 countries. The WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of the natural environment of the planet and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.
The WWF presents you a portrait of the biodiversity in 2008 in the Rapport Planète vivante 2008. |
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