Associated NGO

SEVERAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL (NGO, NPO) AND GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS HAVE PARTNERED WITH INTELLI-KID IN ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE VALIDATION OF CERTAIN GAMES.


Notre nouveau jeu Enviro-Santé a été validé et approuvé par les ministères de Santé Canada, Environnement Canada et par Vert l’Action. Tout le contenu est donc vérifié et à jour.

 

GREEN ACTION


Go for Green, the Active Living and the Environment Program, is a national, not-for-profit charitable organization whose mission is to encourage Canadians to participate in outdoor physical activity while being good eco-citizens. Go for Green identifies and proposes community solutions that make a positive contribution to Canadian society.

One of the Go for Green programs is Active and Safe Routes to School. This national program encourages the use of active means of transportation to and from school. Thus, walking and cycling and school buses are now a familiar sight in our neighborhoods.

 

IUCN – International Union for Conservation of Nature

Founded in 1948, it is the world's largest nature conservation organization. It brings together 76 states, 111 public bodies, 732 NGOs, 36 affiliates and approximately 10,000 scientists and experts from 181 countries in a unique partnership. For more than half a century, IUCN has set out to shape a just world that cherishes and conserves nature. Its mission is to influence societies around the world, to encourage and assist them to conserve the integrity and diversity of nature and to ensure that all use of natural resources is equitable. and environmentally sustainable. IUCN is the world's largest environmental knowledge network. Within the framework of international conventions, it promotes sustainable development and has helped more than 50 countries to draft and implement a national conservation and biodiversity strategy. IUCN has approximately 1,000 employees, of which around 100 work at the head office in Gland, Switzerland. The other employees are in 42 different countries.


To find out more about IUCN – The World Conservation Union, see the website http://www.iucn.org. The website of the IUCN Office in Canada is http://www.iucn.ca and the email address is poste@iucn.ca

 

Montreal Biodôme

 

Located in the heart of the city, in the former Olympic Velodrome, near the Botanical Garden and the Montreal Tower, the Montreal Biodôme was inaugurated on June 19, 1992. This environment museum remains unique today in the world. It aims to make visitors aware of the beauty of our Planet Earth, its fragility and the importance of preserving it. Being neither a botanical garden, nor an aquarium, nor a zoological garden but a bit of all of these at the same time, the Montreal Biodôme leads visitors to discover the multiple links that unite the living and the non-living, the animal and the plant. and man to nature. Inviting you to a sensory experience at all times, it allows you to explore four of the most beautiful natural environments in the Americas: the tropical forest, the Laurentian forest, the marine St. Lawrence and the polar world (Arctic and Antarctic). An extensive program of activities contributes to renewing and enriching the experience of visitors. Whether we think of temporary exhibitions, film screenings, conferences, entertainment or seasonal activities such as Halloween and Christmas, everything is really done to make the visit as rewarding as possible.

 

QUEBEC 4-H CLUBS

Quebec 4-H Clubs Inc. is an organization that was founded in 1942 by the Quebec Forestry Association. Indeed, this association quickly realized that it could more effectively accomplish its mission of educating the population about the protection and conservation of natural resources by involving young people in its work. 4-H Clubs have remained true to their forestry origins. However, they did not hesitate to broaden their field of action to the environment and the natural sciences in order to meet the needs of Quebec society. Le Mouvement 4-H is a Quebec youth organization that works to conserve trees, forests and the environment as a whole. Oriented towards scientific leisure, its primary goal is to develop in young people an active interest in the conservation and improvement of the quality of the environment. The motto presents its members with four values ​​that they must strive to develop, both through their actions within the 4-H Movement and through their daily activities. These 4 values ​​are: H – Honour in deeds; H – Honesty in means; H – Skill in work; H – Humanity in behaviour.

 

These 4 values ​​are: H – Honour in deeds; H – Honesty in means; H – Skill in work; H – Humanity in behaviour.




ECO-QUARTIER Peter-McGill (ECO-DISTRICT)

 

Éco-quartier is an environmental education, awareness and improvement program designed by the City of Montreal in 1995 and applied to each neighborhood by local non-profit organizations. Thus, cleanliness, beautification, naturalization and “3R” actions (reduction, reuse, recycling) are adjusted according to local characteristics and realities. The ultimate objective is to develop the notion of “eco-society” and the management of the neighborhood by the people who live there. Éco-district Peter-McGill serves the territory of downtown Montreal.