The chimp you see above? That’s Kevin. A local community member heard him crying from inside a home in the Congo – likely being kept as a pet. His mother was likely sold for bushmeat just weeks ...

Kabi was two years old when he was rescued by park rangers and brought to the Tchimpounga Sanctuary. Saved from poachers, Kabi arrived in weak health and needed immediate treatment for parasites.

Sustainable livelihoods and conservation are interconnected. Because for conservation initiatives to work, food security and income security must be accessible to community members. People must be ...

Dr. Jane Goodall started Roots & Shoots over 30 years ago when she met with some young people who were eager to fix local problems. She was struck by their energy, their optimism, and their ...

Our Three Year Olds and our Preschoolers love spending time in garden area. We would love to bring some hydroponic growers into their classrooms to build on their interest in growing vegetables and to ...

It started with Jane. But the rest is up to us. At JGI Canada, every dollar truly counts. Gifts and donations are effectively and responsibly used to make a targeted impact, so you know your ...

Students have a strong desire to restore ecosystems in and around our school. We are proud to have started a Native Plant and Pollinator Garden that serves as a hub for these activities. Students will ...

Eat Clean Toronto is a project that aims to reduce food-related harm to the environment by educating and empowering youth to incorporate sustainability in their eating habits. Our mission is to reduce ...

Proudly made in Canada, our durable tote is crafted with heavy-weight 11 oz cotton, featuring 24″ cross-stitched handles – making your big grocery hauls, or your holiday shopping trips, anything but ...

Plan what kind of difference you will make with this soft-covered field notebook made from FSC® certified papers. Santa’s making his list and checking it twice – and he may be using our notebook to do ...

Our school garden space is barely back on its feet. We have started some crops, but we do not have funds to continue on for this next year. We plan to use the funds to purchase seeds, berry bushes, ...