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Sustainability Links
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People the worldover are working to create attitudes, practices and tools that help us move toward balanced, life-sustaining communities. The web has thousands of pages devoted to sustainabillity, simple living and ecowellness. The links below provide a small sample of ongoing efforts:

LOCAL WEBSITES

www.ottawawellness.com
The Ottawa Wellness & Detox Clinic offers many services in alternative medicine.
www.seventhgeneration.ca
Promotes integrated sustainable living practices in the greater Ottawa area.
www.perc.ca
Peace and Environment Resource Centre.
www.patriciawall.com
Reprogram your subconscious to control your weight.
www.teachingselfmastery.com
Learn self-mastery to escape your limitations.
www.greenspill.ca, part of pentafolio.com
Are you looking for inspiration? This multi-media webzine brings real life tales of hope for a greener future.

CANADIAN-BASED WEBSITES

www.davidsuzuki.org
Working to find ways for society to live in balance with the natural world that sustains us.
www.sierraclub.ca
Developing a diverse well-trained grassroots network working to protect the integrity of our global ecosystems.
www.cog.ca
Canadian Organic Growers - Promoting organic growing in order to build healthy local communitites & ecosystems.
www.earthrangers.ca
Programs engaging children & adults in leadership, learning and living in harmony with the earth.
www.web.ca/~cfre
Citizens for Renewable Energy.
www.everdale.org
Organic and Environmental Learning Centre.
www.humanefood.ca
Dedicated to promoting the welfare of animals raised for food in Canada.

GLOBAL WEBSITES

www.simpleliving.net
Tools, examples & contacts for conscious, simple, healthy and restorative living.
www.gen.ecovillage.org
Global ecovillage community.
www.worldwildlife.org
WWF leads international efforts to protect endangered species and their habitats.

Green Pages 2006
(in pdf format)

Published by Seventh Generation Community Projects, this directory contains articles and listings about local products, services, businesses and organizations. Adobe Reader will open the pdf -- go to www.adobe.com for a free download of the program. Please be patient as the Green Pages is a large file and may open slowly, especially if you are on a dial-up connection.