The board Social Justice Committee has a vast collection of links that bring our Catholic faith and stewardship together.  This will bring to a collection of resources that is likely to answer many of your questions regarding faith and the world we live in.

Evergreen is a not-for-profit organization that makes cities more livable. By deepening the connection between people and nature, and empowering Canadians to take a hands-on approach to their urban environments, Evergreen is improving the health of our cities—now and for the future.  Evergreen believes that no plot is too small to sow the seeds of change.

GreenLearning Canada envisions a generation of young Canadians who are inspired to actively create a sustainable and just world. Our mission is to create innovative teaching resources and other rich educational experiences that empower Canadians to create positive environmental and social change in their own lives, schools, and communities.  Help your students participate in their own learning while gaining a more holistic and hopeful understanding of today's complex energy and environmental issues.

At this site you will find forms, templates and other resources to support the EcoSchools program beyond the program guides.

The Ontario Society for Environmental Education is a professional organization whose members include:
-Teachers from all levels of education
-People who teach in Outdoor Education centres or parks
-People involved with Environmental Education

The Otesha Project is a youth led charitable organization that mobilizes and equips Canadians to create local and global change through individual and collective choices.  Our vision is to see sustainable consumption and lifestyle choices enter the mainstream of Canadian culture. Otesha’s programs focus on re-evaluating our daily choices to reflect the kind of future we'd like to see - rethinking what we really need, conserving resources, and voting with our dollars.

Resources for Rethinking (R4R) provides teachers access to materials that integrate ecological, social and economic spheres through active, relevant, interdisciplinary learning. We call this learning Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).

This website will bring you to a collection of animated videos on topics that include the story of electronics, cosmetics, bottled water, cap and trade, and stuff.  They are great for helping students become more environmentally conscious about how some items originate.