Something Good for nature

Environmental Education Leading-edge environment education and training for field personnel. Prevent the spread of Invasive Species Minimize the impacts on Wildlife Protect Ground Water... Prevent Soil Erosion Reduce Soil Compaction Moderate the Impact of Spill Create Community Good Will When interested parties and landowners witness a company who practices good stewardship, it promotes good will and trust amongst stakeholders. Don’t be Left Behind Pressure from regulatory and corporate responsibility initiatives is demanding service companies to be proactive and comply with environmental standards. Get what you need to stay ahead. Competitive Advantage Add value to your proposal. Advanced training in mitigating environmental impacts illustrates to customers you care by avoiding additional remediation and reclamation costs. Do Something Good Today Something Good for nature’s Environmental Awareness for Field Personal is a one day workshop designed to introduce your staff to the environmental impacts that challenge industry. After completing this workshop your staff will have the know-how to mitigate many of these impacts. This course includes: Workbook Experienced field instructor Certification Quick and simple field actions Full day instruction Practical and current knowledge Industry is currently experiencing a transition in regards to environment. These changes are similar to what Health and Safety went through 20 years ago. This is your opportunity to take a leading role in these changes.

Join us for a one day work shop at the CETC in Drayton Valley. At this workshop industry will learn how to reduce impacts on the environment which will save a company money by preventing incidents.

We don't like to talk about it, but when we use our poop effectively the results are amazing.

The amazing Gravitylight offers a ray of hope to millions without electricity

Driving through waterways and waterbodies can disturb the sediment, wreck habitats and cause havoc to whole ecosystems. Keep to designated trails and crossings.