Engage. Educate. Equip.
Scout Environmental is an award-winning organization that engages the public, guides industry, and equips communities to make better choices – for their health, and the environment.
For nearly two decades, Scout has designed and delivered national campaigns, guided leading corporations, and helped public and private partners see beyond sustainability.
THE BUZZ
A New Year. A New Look. A New Scout: Sharing Huge Announcements from the Hive!
Read on for a guided tour of what’s new for Scout Environmental in 2019. We’re thrilled to share our brand-new website, smart new logo, and major announcements about our structure, staff, and mission. The New Scout Environmental Website If you’ve visited the Scout Environmental URL before, you’ll note how things ... Read More >
With *Detect to Protect,* Canadian Tire and Kidde Canada Join Forces to Raise Awareness of Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Detect to Protect helps Canadians stay informed about a dangerous pollutant with giveaways, in-store events, and discounts on CO alarms October 9th marks the launch of Detect to Protect: a collaboration between Canadian Tire, Kidde Canada, and Scout Environmental (with support from Health Canada) that brings much-needed public awareness to carbon monoxide ... Read More >
Together, We Can Round Up Mercury in Ontario!
Mercury Roundup, a pioneering collection sweep, teaches Ontarians how to identify mercury-containing products and divert a potent toxic chemical from our waste streams. Scout Environmental is proud to announce the expansion of Mercury Roundup: a ground-breaking program that educates Ontarians on the dangers of mercury — a toxic heavy metal ... Read More >
As the Warm Weather Returns, *Air Health Check* Helps Canadians Stay Healthy Outdoors
Download the free Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) Canada App to receive alerts about rising air pollution levels—then plan your activities and protect your health with Air Health Check! Scout Environmental, PharmaChoice, and Running Room are pleased to announce the return of Air Health Check: a national campaign designed to ... Read More >
Reconnecting with Mother Earth: Indigenous Youth and Elders Confront Climate Change in a Historic Gathering
At a momentous conference in fall 2017, Chiefs of Ontario and the Ontario First Nations Young Peoples Council hosted a diverse group of Youth and Elders to discuss climate change from an Indigenous perspective: its impacts on communities, regions, ecologies, and species; how to foster better dialogue and exchange on ... Read More >