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Would you like to work for us? Let us hear from you! We're inviting resumes from people interested in joining our talent pool. Learn more on Careers. EEMP Community Workshops
Energy efficiency workshops being booked for 2025! The Energy Efficiency Mentorship Program supports Indigenous building specialists to extend and deepen their knowledge and skills in energy efficiency. Program participants also help deliver introductory workshops on energy efficiency solutions and practices, for both new construction and existing homes, for First Nations communities in their regions. Would you like to bring a workshop to your community? Learn more!
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Retrofits Workshop coming to Fort St. JohnRegister early for the November 19, 2024 Workshop "Retrofit Pathways: Energy efficient and climate resilient retrofits in BC First Nations communities." This in-person workshop takes place in Fort St. John and features presentations and panels, interactive learning, peer networking with BC First Nations, plus opportunities to connect with funders and support organizations. The event is co-hosted by FBC's First Nations Home EnergySave Program and West Moberly First Nation. See the event registration site for more detail and to sign up. Energy Efficiency Mentorship - Apply Now!
Apply now for the 2024 Energy Efficiency Mentorship Program! It’s a good fit for Indigenous building specialists in BC ready to extend their skills and a good grounding for those who are newer to the housing field. Bonus! There’s also an opportunity for First Nations communities to benefit from the program by booking their own Energy Efficiency 101 Workshop. Down to You Podcast
Subscribe to the FBC Youth Program's DOWN TO YOU podcast! Hear from young leaders throughout BC about their work to reduce their climate footprint and share inspiring ideas for a net-zero future. Available now on your favourite podcatcher and on the Down to You podcast site! Floodplain Mapping Projects
The Province of BC is seeking to create high-quality floodplain maps for BC communities that are exposed to riverine, lakeshore and/or coastal flood hazards. The new floodplain mapping initiative is managed by FBC on behalf of the Province and at the direction of project committees. Learn about the areas being mapped. Support FBC!The Fraser Basin Council welcomes charitable donations at any time through Canada Helps — via our Canada Helps Donation Page. Thanks to all donors who are supporting FBC in our sustainability projects.
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