As we celebrate our 30th year, I’ve taken particular joy in reading our monthly newsletters as they highlight the people, places, and projects that have come to define Ecotrust Canada over three decades. It is a diverse body of work. There are successes and failures. Some paths continue, others fade, but all of them feed the deeper root system of learning that shapes who we are today. And always shining through are the people. The staff and volunteers who have worked with us directly, and even more expansively, the communities we’ve partnered with, working side by side in the places they call home. I’m frequently asked about what success looks like and if, after 30 years, we are any closer ...
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