#Waterfowl

#Waterfowl

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#Waterfowl episodes

  • 🥩Strathcona🍟 regional 🍕district🍓 poverty🥑 study🫘
    🍑This is the 🍇waterfowl podcasts 229🌶 episode 👏 over 5 seasons. 🙌 still learning 🧆every day as this 🍳recording had me taking 📝 notes that include the phrases "women lead🍞 households"🥓 and "room for🍜 a rider. " The second one refers to a🦪 transportation initiative🍭 on a gulf island 🏝 that is like 👍 thumbing a ride but in reverse whereby🎂 the driver hands a 🪞 mirror doodad🥠 that let's pedestrians 🍤know there is room 🍹on board. 🍻Aren't small towns in rural BC with 🫖an island life vibe🍽 friendly🧊 and creative? 🍯
    1 hr 19 min
  • 🚲Ebikes, 🛴rebates 🛹& who 🛼wants🏍 some? 🛵
    The 🎪hub and🚖 spoke are 🚝nothing without each other. 🚔Thanks to Carly at CEA ⛽️for the 🎢invite, 🛣the panel 🙌 speaking to e-bikes and🛑 rebates, free riders🚦 and marginal 🚏active transportation 🛞users, the ones with 🚨questions about 🚒infrastructure and uncertainty 🦽and all the 🦼dedicated green 🛺antler's waterfowl 🎡podcast listeners. 👌 you are the 🚎best & I appreciate 🚜it all!
    2 hr 1 min
  • 🦺This waterfowl podcast episode was recorded on 🥼international women's day at the green antler 🧤

    ⛑️Description: 🥿Join us on 🎓International Women's Day, 💄as we bring together a 🪖small group of leaders in local📿 government 💍to discuss🧢 their experience in gender inclusion.🪮 meet you in the laundry room... 👡 We're proud to present the following panelists and facilitator.🩱 - Elle Brovold, City Manager, City of Campbell River👠 - Kealy Dedman, Commissioner of Public Works, Peel Region👑 - Sandra Lund, CAO, Town of Ponoka🎩 - Nina McCarthy, Deputy Fire Chief, Fredericton Fire Department🥾 🪭 Facilitator:👔 - Tracey Lorenson, Civic Excellence 🥻 or perhaps maybe you prefer the cargo bike parking lot?

    2 hr 1 min
  • Climate 🌍caucus 📢national call 📞 with 📯Vancouver 🪭economic⛑ commission's 🎙George & Vanessa🤔
    Electeds Call - The Intersectionality Between Climate Change and Local Economic Development
    March 7th at 11 am PT / 12pm MT🎼
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    As Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC) is winding down, 🔈we thought it would be a good time to host George and Vanessa to discuss their key learnings from their time at VEC. 🪗Local economic development offers opportunities for climate action in local governments of all sizes,💎 so this call will focus on what is possible and the role locally elected officials can play.🥁 While it may seem like the options for your local economy🎺 are either maintaining the status quo🎻 or avoiding capitalism altogether, 🎧there is a middle ground, 🪕which we will discuss on this call. 🎹
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    SPEAKERS 📣:
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    George Benson | Senior Manager, Economic Transformation🪇 Decarbonization & the Just Transition | Vancouver Economic Commission💾
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    An urban planner by training, and an💡 economic developer by trade, George Benson is Senior Manager, Economic Transformation at the Vancouver Economic Commission, 📕working to decarbonize, build resilience, and increase social equity in🔋 Vancouver’s massive architecture, engineering, and construction sectors. 🔌More broadly, George also supports much of VEC’s green economy and social impact work in different ways.🪫
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    George brings unique experience from the public, private, and nonprofit🧮 sectors, together with deep content knowledge in resilience, urban🏷 sustainability, global governance, and new economic systems. He works with individual businesses, industry🗞 associations, building code developers, global businesses 📼and networks, and researchers on numerous capacity building, coordination, and market transformation initiatives.📷
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    Outside of VEC, George is the Global Climate Lead for North 📫America in the World Economic Forum’s young leaders network, the Global Shapers🖊 Community, and has been involved in the leadership of the US and Canadian urban planning associations. ✒️In 2017, he was recognised by the City of Vancouver with its🖍 Award of Excellence for his work on building sustainability and resilience in the community.✂️
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    Vanessa Sun | Economic Transformation Analyst | Vancouver Economic🗝 Commission 🔐
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    Vanessa Sun first joined the Vancouver🧲 Economic Commission in 2021 as a UBC Greenest City Scholar to research global best practices for a just transition🔬 in Vancouver. She currently works on contract to action her recommendations📡 from her research while assisting in work to decarbonize the economy. 🧲She focuses on bringing areas of climate finance, nature-based solutions, and natural assets to the local economy.🛠
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    Vanessa brings a wide range of experience as a policy researcher for🧯 multiple environmental🧷 non-profit organizations. Her knowledge and interest in urban sustainability,🩻 community building, and global governance stems from her 🪛Master’s in Community 🏹and regional planning. In combination with both experiences,⛓️ Vanessa brings a government and community lens 📇towards her work in supporting VEC’s work in transforming📈 the economy into a net zero one.✉️
    1 hr 22 min

About #Waterfowl

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The Green Antler's waterfowl podcast started as a way to document my journey. Now it's recording episodes for its 5th season.