Clean Air Strategic Alliance Association

The Clean Air Strategic Alliance (CASA) is a multi-stakeholder partnership established in March 1994, dedicated to managing air quality in Alberta through collaborative efforts among industry, government, and non-government organizations. CASA's mission focuses on assessing and improving air quality for Albertans while ensuring that the air remains free from adverse odours, tastes, or visual impacts, along with measurable short- and long-term effects on health and the environment. CASA provides valuable air quality management advice and tools, fostering relationships with key groups involved in air quality management initiatives. The organization is committed to a comprehensive air quality management system that engages partners in a consensus process to achieve its shared vision and protect Alberta's air quality. Generated from the website

Inside Education is a registered charity dedicated to enhancing environmental and natural resource education for students and teachers across Alberta since 1985. Through a variety of innovative programs, including classroom field trips, professional development, and youth summits, the organization fosters a deep connection to the environment and cultivates stewardship among participants. Offering experiential learning opportunities in topics such as energy, agriculture, and water, Inside Education engages students in valuable hands-on experiences. Their initiatives, including Forest Field Trips and Environmental Innovation Days, align with current curriculum standards to provide comprehensive educational support from elementary to high school levels. Generated from the website

The Alberta Environmental Network (AEN) is a collaborative organization focused on connecting Albertans and environmental groups to preserve and protect the province's natural environment. Their campaigns address critical issues such as energy transition, park defense, and water protection, emphasizing community involvement and advocacy. AEN is dedicated to reconciliation and recognizes the importance of learning from Indigenous communities about the lands within Alberta, particularly those outlined in Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10. They aim to build meaningful relationships while standing in solidarity with those affected by environmental challenges and social injustices. Generated from the website