The Carrot or the Stick, and Other Stories of Organic Waste
By Ellen Mortfield, Executive Director, EcoSuperior Recycling, composting, and waste reduction in general are frequent topics of discussion at EcoSuperior....More
Living Green
Little Gifts, Big Impact
By Ellen Mortfield, Executive Director, EcoSuperior It’s the annual internal struggle of the holiday season—we all want to make our...More
Declutter and Help Habitat for Humanity During ReStore Week
ReStore to Collect Used Items at the Thunder Bay Landfill, September 25 – 30 ReStore Week at Thunder Bay’s Solid...More
EcoSuperior Tour Showcases Green Infrastructure
This weekend, EcoSuperior is hosting a free tour of residential rain gardens to showcase natural approaches to reducing runoff, managing stormwater,...More
Climate Conversation — Talking Green at the LU Climate Change Forum
By Kirsti Salmi Leaves may be changing, but there’s no better time to think green. To help everyone do so,...More
Calling All Artists! EcoSuperior Needs You to Transform Rain Barrels into Art
EcoSuperior is accepting design submissions for the 7th annual Painted Rain Barrel Art Project, presented by Landale Gardens. Each year EcoSuperior...More
Sustainable Beer—Canada Malting Thunder Bay Cuts Energy Costs By 60%
Canada Malting Company’s (CMC) Thunder Bay operation is now the lowest electrical cost producer in the company thanks to a...More
The North American Caribou Workshop—Connecting Caribou with our Community
The 16th North American Caribou Workshop is coming to Thunder Bay on May 17, 2016. This biannual event brings together...More
Calling All Artists! EcoSuperior’s Painted Rain Barrel Art Project
EcoSuperior is accepting design submissions for the 6th annual Painted Rain Barrel Art Project, presented by DST Consulting Engineers. It’s...More
Calling All Shutterbugs — Climate Change Photo Contest Launched
By Julia Prinselaar, EcoSuperior Environmental Programs It’s a topic usually reserved for small-talk and casual conversation, but more and more,...More
Local Group to Establish Nature Reserve on Black Bay, Lake Superior
The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists (TBFN) own and protect more than 4,000 acres of natural land in the Lake Superior...More
ReStore It Auction: All About Transformation
By Nancy Saunders Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay is holding a new event on October 1 at Reid’s Countrywide Home...More
Discovery Rides: Exploring Arts and Culture with Guided Bike Tours
By Caroline Cox There’s no better way to enjoy Thunder Bay’s superior outdoors than by biking. So save carbon emissions,...More
Bring Class, Not Glass: Annual Swimming Hole Cleanup Party
Last year on June 21, nearly 20 people showed up to the popular swimming spot Soldier’s Hole—but they weren’t there...More
Bike Valet Service at Summer in the Parks
EcoSuperior is hoping to see more people cycling to Prince Arthur’s Landing to enjoy local talent every Wednesday at the Summer in...More