Charting the future of seafood
Tool proposing aquaculture is the solution to providing a sufficient supply of seafood to the rapidly growing population of humans and addressing its benefits.
Read MoreIndependent Gas Emissions Climate Tracing
Tool that shows visual data on the greenhouse gas emissions being emitted by each region across the world.
Read MoreComposting Food Scraps in Your Community: A Social Marketing Toolkit
The “Composting Food Scraps in Your Community: A Social Marketing Toolkit” is a resource intended for states, territories, local governments, tribes, and NGOs interested in launching, expanding, or improving food scrap composting programs in their communities. It provides a structured planning process rooted in social marketing principles to ensure that composting campaigns are tailored to…
Read MorePreventing Wasted Food in Your Community: A Social Marketing Toolkit
The “Preventing Wasted Food in Your Community: A Social Marketing Toolkit” is a valuable resource for governments, NGOs, and organizations aiming to combat food waste in their communities. This toolkit provides a comprehensive approach to designing behavior change campaigns that go beyond simple awareness-raising efforts. It assists in identifying barriers to reducing food waste and…
Read MoreSustainable Diets: A Guide for Clinicians
An eductional resource designed for clinicians to promote healthy, sustainable diets, including exploring the science, guiding patients to make better choices, and helping scale transformation through their practice.
Read MoreRegenerative Farm Map
Interactive farm map displaying regenerative farms.
Read MoreGuide to Sustainable Menus: A step by step approach to sustainability
Founded by a collaborative of health professionals across Canada, this step by step guide helps RD and foodservice and healthcare provides create healthy, flavorful, culturally responsive menus aligned with sustainability principles.
Read MoreOcean at the Door
This interactive map shows cities that are prone to flooding in the future due to rising sea levels and changes in the climate.
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