Tucker House is a leader in the environmental sector to build the capacity of organizations and community groups to be their very best.
We have programs where, collaborators are creating structures and relationships to ensure sustainability.
- The National Capital Environmental Non-profit Network (NCENN) meets monthly in Ottawa at City Hall to connect and share between initiatives. Get more information here.
Our collaborative leadership projects have been successful and have made great impacts in the community. We work in partnership with community groups on many inspiring projects.
- The Clarence Island Shoreline Restoration Project with the Clarence-Rockland Environmental Society (CRES) have pulled the community together to save community access to Clarence Island in Rockland, restore the shoreline, and educate the community about the importance of shoreline stewardship.
- We work with Boises Est on a regular basis to run education workshops to encourage forest stewardship.
- The Community Energy Network (CEN) of Eastern Ontario promotes green job opportunities, energy conservation workshops, and holds retreats for businesses and organizations who are committed to moving the renewable energy and conservation agenda forward.