Our Work
We collaborate on many different projects locally, nationally, and globally.
Training & Networks
Leadership in Environmental and Digital innovation for Sustainability (LEADS)
The LEADS program trains graduate-level students to develop skills, knowledge, and experience at the nexus of sustainability science and digital innovation.
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Future Earth Canada
Future Earth Canada works on local, national, and international projects related to global sustainability. Projects in French include Anthropocène and 10 nouvelles perspectives en sciences du climat.
Research & Innovation
Equitable futures for Nature-based Solutions (NbS)
Understanding the state of Nature-based Solutions (NbS) and the pathways to unleashing their potential to meet 30×30 by centering them around Indigenous management and digital innovation.
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Digital Climate Projects Database
Explore our database to see how innovators around the world are using digital technologies for climate action.
Policy & Best Practices
Coalition for Digital Environmental Sustainability (CODES)
The future of humanity and the health of planet Earth depend to a large extent on how we undergo digital transformation.
Global Alliance for Digital Education and Sustainability (GADES)
GADES is a global community of knowledge and practice advancing digital education – awareness, capacity, and literacy around the design, development, and use of digital technologies, with consideration for social and environmental sustainability.
Past Work
Our past work has included the Digital Disruptions for Sustainability (D^2S Agenda) – created in collaboration with over 250 experts, and resulting in the Montreal Statement on Sustainability in the Digital Age, and the National Dialogue Series – exploring how digital innovations, Indigenous Science and Knowledge Systems, cross-sectoral partnerships, and public awareness can help Canada advance toward the Sustainable Development Goals. We have also conducted Collective Intelligence surveys and a Global Risks Perceptions Initiative to explore how different scientific communities think about risk. Past partnerships developed Data Driven Insight for Sustainable Agriculture (DISA) and a synthesis on Biodiversity Pathways for Sustainability in Canada – exploring biodiversity conservation and restoration, considering policy actions, Indigenous Knowledge and global responsibilities. Finally our Re-Imagining Climate Governance in the Digital Age project developed transformative, inclusive, and sustainable climate solutions through a strategic framework for philanthropy.