Cate McEwen works as a consultant in environmental education for sustainability. She has worked locally, nationally and internationally, whether with students, facilitating teacher training workshops, or working with community. She has a background in biological field science (B.Sc. Ecology, Guelph), and resource management in sustainability, and environmental education (M.A., Royal Roads). Cate was a founding parent of Fulford School Nature Club and served as an educator for the SS Conservancy school program. She once claimed her fame as a cover girl for a nude calendar used to fundraise against destructive logging practices on Salt Spring Island. She is a mother of two children, both of whom grew up in the environs of Salt Spring Island.
Gulf Islands Center for Ecological Learning
Contact GICEL
Gulf Islands Centre for Ecological Learning
Box 496
Salt Spring Island, BC
V8K 2W1
Email: GICEL
Ecoliteracy
The Center for Ecoliteracy’s core principles: Nature is our teacher; Sustainability is a community practice; The real world is the optimal learning environment; Sustainable living is rooted in a deep knowledge of place.
Children and Nature
The Child and Nature Alliance is a Canadian virtual network of organizations and individuals who are working to connect children to nature through education.
BC’s southern Gulf Islands
Learn about island ecosystems by
visiting the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve website. For further information, check out the sensitive ecosystem maps of the Gulf Islands available from the Islands Trust. Other information is available here.
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