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Wed 27 Jul 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 8

Mark Butler, Policy Director at the Ecology Action Centre in Halifax, NS, talks about how he first got involved in RCEN's Water, Fisheries and Oceans Caucus, and how the network supports smaller groups looking to plug into the national environmental scene.

Interview with Lobie Daughton

Wed 15 Jun 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 7

David (Lobie) Daughton, from PEI's Eastern Co-operative Health Organization, talks about how he first got involved in the Network, and what its priorities should be moving forward.

Interview with Anne Lindsey

Thu 12 May 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 6

Anne Lindsey, Executive Director of the Manitoba Eco-Network, talks about her involvement in both the provincial and national networks, and the importance of building the capacity of environmental groups.

Interview with Pierre Lussier

Wed 6 Apr 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 5

Pierre Lussier, Vice-President and Director of Jour de la Terre Québec, talks about his experience as a past RCEN Board member and the "pâté chinois" that is the Network.

Interview with Denise McDonald

Wed 2 Mar 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 4

Denise McDonald, co-founder of Regina EcoLiving in Saskatchewan, talks about her non-profit experience and the importance of collaborating with others via networks like the Saskatchewan Eco-Network and the RCEN.

Interview with Diane Pachal

Tue 15 Feb 2011

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 3

Diane Pachal, Alberta WILD Director at Sierra Club Canada, talks about her participation in one particular RCEN annual meeting, and how networking with other ENGOs helped stop clearcut logging in Wood Buffalo National Park.

Interview with Ed Burt

Fri 15 Oct 2010

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 2

An interview with Ed Burt, a long-time member of the RCEN, at his home on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Here Ed talks about the incredible people he's met in the Network, the importance of cooperation and caribou rooms.

Interview with Dave Stevens

Fri 15 Oct 2010

RCEN Living History Series, Vol. 1

An interview with Dave Stevens, from member group CHOKED, located in British Columbia. Dave discusses how he first got involved in environmental issues and with the RCEN. He also talks about the broader movement's main challenges moving forward.

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