Community Sustainability Resources

Child Hunger and Education Program (CHEP)

Craik Sustainable Living Project

Earthday Network

EcoAction

Ecovillage Network of Canada

Global Footprint Network

Global Ecovillage Network

Greening the Ghetto (TED Talk)

The Natural Step

Planetwork Network

Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation

Saskatchewan Eco Network

Saskatchewan Environmental Society

Saskatchewan Government's Green Strategy

Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council

Sustainable Communities Network

Transition Towns

We Are Many (WAM)

WestWind Foundation

Richard Register. 2006. EcoCities: Rebuilding Cities in Balance with Nature. New Society Publishers. — Ecocities is about re-building cities and towns based on ecological principles for the long term sustainability, cultural vitality and health of the Earth's biosphere. Unique in the literature is the book's insight that the form of the city really matters.

Chris Turner. 2008. Geography of Hope. Random House Canada. — Daring to step beyond the rhetoric of panic and despair, The Geography of Hope points to the bright light at the end of this very dark tunnel by exploring eco-friendly solutions and communities around the world.

J. Baker. 2004. Home. Harper Collins — In Jeannie Baker's striking, natural collages, an urban community reclaims its land. A drab city street becomes a living, thriving neighborhood--a place to call home.

Chiras & Wann. 2003. Superbia! New Society Publishers. — Superbia! is a book of practical ideas for creating more socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable neighborhoods. It is about remaking suburban and urban neighborhoods to serve people better and to reduce human impact on the environment.