ForedBC -- For education about our resources and environment

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Spirit of Vancouver Award Video

FORED Challenge

Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge (TK)

Answers from Ancestors – Aboriginal TK Research by Youth

Activities

vote on an environmental issue
links page for environmental organizations
try challenging activities
View award-winning youth posters from our Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge & Medicine (AHEAD) or National Forest Week contests

Natural Resource Careers

First Choices First Nations 2015 - Career tips and success stories for First Nations youth in BC's Natural Resource sectors
Our Journeys: Profiles of Aboriginal Professionals: Low Res High Res
First Choices, First Nations: Career Tips and Success Stories for First Nations Youth: Low Res High Res

Ten per cent of all domestic waste is burned in waste incinerators. If the temperature in the incinerator is allowed to fall below 900°C, some plastics, pesticides and wood preservatives can produce dioxins which are extremely poisonous.

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