All content on the Ecotrust Canada website, including text, photographs, graphics, videos, reports, and other materials, is protected by copyright and is intended for informational and educational purposes.
Many of the images featured document the communities, landscapes, and people we work alongside in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities. While we’re generally supportive of sharing these stories more broadly, we ask that you contact us before using our photographs to ensure proper attribution and that any use aligns with the wishes of those depicted.
Some photographs on our site are licensed through Creative Commons or are provided by partner organizations and community members who retain copyright. For these images, permission must be obtained from the original creator.
Permission Requests
If you’d like to use Ecotrust Canada materials—including photographs, reports, infographics, or other content—please contact us with details about:
- Which materials you would like to use
- How you plan to use them (publication, website, presentation, etc.)
- Your intended audience
- Planned distribution or reach
We review all requests and respond as quickly as possible. Please note that we cannot grant permission for third-party content that appears on our site.
Our Name and Logo
Use of the Ecotrust Canada name or logo requires written permission. This helps us ensure our brand is represented accurately and that any association with our work is appropriate.
Attribution Requirements
When we do grant permission to use our materials, we typically require:
- Clear attribution to Ecotrust Canada
- A link back to ecotrust.ca when used online
- Acknowledgment that materials may not be altered in ways that misrepresent our work or positions
Media and Press Inquiries
Journalists and media professionals seeking photos, statements, or information for news coverage should contact our Communications team directly.
Accuracy and Updates
We strive to keep all website content current and accurate. However, program details, staff information, and project statuses may change. We recommend confirming details directly with us if you’re citing our work in formal publications or presentations.
Questions?
If you have questions about copyright, permissions, or appropriate use of Ecotrust Canada materials, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help and appreciate your interest in our work.
Contact
We welcome inquiries about permissions and the appropriate use of Ecotrust Canada materials. If you have questions about copyright or wish to discuss a specific use case, please contact us at media@ecotrust.ca.