NEAT Ideas

We recently asked our staff and board members to tell us the three things they thought of when they thought of NEAT. Now we’re curious about what you think! 

Intensive Grazing Workshop Poster

Intensive Grazing Workshops

NEAT’s Northern Co-Hort has partnered with the Peace River Regional Cattleman’s Association and are proud to present Steve Kenyon of Greener Pastures Ranching to facilitate Intensive Grazing workshops in both […]

2019 Camp Wildlings Registration

Although the weather outside is still frightful, we are dreaming of long summer days and planning to run Wild once again! Camp Wildling and Little Wildlings will take campers deep into […]

Be*Leafer

Introducing Be*Leafer, NEAT’s first ever monthly giving campaign. For more than 25 years, NEAT has been an award winning environmental education organization in northeast BC. We’ve worked with thousands of […]

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GROW YOUR OWN

Large scale food production requires a tremendous amount of water, fertilizers, and chemicals added to the soil, and that is before transporting them! Growing your own means you're feeding your family with less, and that's a neat idea.

NEAT Ideas

We recently asked our staff and board members to tell us the three things they thought of when they thought of NEAT. Now we’re curious about what you think! 

Intensive Grazing Workshop Poster

Intensive Grazing Workshops

NEAT’s Northern Co-Hort has partnered with the Peace River Regional Cattleman’s Association and are proud to present Steve Kenyon of Greener Pastures Ranching to facilitate Intensive Grazing workshops in both […]

2019 Camp Wildlings Registration

Although the weather outside is still frightful, we are dreaming of long summer days and planning to run Wild once again! Camp Wildling and Little Wildlings will take campers deep into […]

Be*Leafer

Introducing Be*Leafer, NEAT’s first ever monthly giving campaign. For more than 25 years, NEAT has been an award winning environmental education organization in northeast BC. We’ve worked with thousands of […]

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GROW YOUR OWN

Large scale food production requires a tremendous amount of water, fertilizers, and chemicals added to the soil, and that is before transporting them! Growing your own means you're feeding your family with less, and that's a neat idea.

RESOURCES

NEAT wants to provide you with resources to help you make the right choices in your daily life. If you can't find what you are looking for, we are available to help you with the next step.

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EVENTS

2019 – Garden Design 1

The first Garden Design session in this program will help the novice gardener learn the foundation of designing a functional, sustainable landscape. Starting right at the beginning with compiling the […]

Intensive Grazing Workshop -Dawson Creek – April 1, 2019

NEAT’s Northern Co-Hort has partnered with the Peace River Regional Cattleman’s Association and are proud to present Steve Kenyon of Greener Pastures Ranching to facilitate Intensive Grazing workshops in both […]

NEWS & MEDIA

2019 Camp Wildlings Leader

Do you love being outdoors? Are you experienced working as part of a team? We are looking for a Camp Wildlings Leader to fulfill our vision of an unplugged, adventurous […]

2019 Camp Wildlings Leader

Do you love being outdoors? Are you experienced working as part of a team? We are looking for a Camp Wildlings Leader to fulfill our vision of an unplugged, adventurous […]

MISSION VISION

Empowering individuals, businesses and institutions to engage in environmentally sustainable practices. We lead by example, creating awareness, educating,inspiring and demonstrating innovative solutions.

A healthy, vibrant community, whose members adopt environmentally sustainable actions in their daily lives.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT!

Update for Northern Co-Hort

What’s Next…          Well, it has been 4 months since we started the Northern Co-Hort (a division of NEAT) and we have already accomplished a great deal. […]

BC Agriculture and Climate Change Education Series

  The four-part Education Series is a joint endeavor with the BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research Network (ACARN) and the BC Ministry of Agriculture, and is hosted in collaboration with […]