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Stuwix Resources
Stuwix.com
2-98 Hwy 8, Merritt, British Columbia, Canada V1K 0A7
Stuwix Resources Joint Venture
stuwix.com
2 - 98 Hwy 8, Merritt, British Columbia, Canada V1K 0A7
Such A Nice Day (S.A.N.D.) Adventures Inc.
https://suchaniceday.com/
121 Lloyd Lane, P0 Box 24, Rossport, Ontario, Canada P0T 2R0
SucSeed
www.sucseed.ca
495 Water Street, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada A1E 6B5
Summit Reforestation and Forest Management Ltd.
www.summitplanting.com
3454 Victoria Drive, Smithers, British Columbia, Canada V0J 2N0
Our Values
Planting Trees brings incredible value to our lives. As tree-planters we will continue to feel this throughout everything we do into the future. The experience of tree planting continues to grow and change us long after the last tree is planted.
We are part of a greater community that allows us to live a life that gives back to the world much more than we take.
"Tree-planting affects the very essence of who we are and who we become. It alters our lives. This Initiation is so profound that those who have gone through it are held in community through fiercely intense experiences. This site is a celebration of Tree-planting, Planters, and Summit Reforestation. It is a place where one can discover what Summit and Tree-planting are all about."
'Tree Planting makes the rest of our lives feel easy'
Sundog Vegetables
Box 823, Balgonie, Saskatchewan, Canada S0G 0E0
Sunshine Coast Conservation Association
thescca.ca/
Box 1969, Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada V0N 3A0
Sunspear Microgrid Inc.
www.sunspear.ca
208-360 East 13th Ave, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5T 2K5
Sure Shot Environmental Ltd.
https://www.sureshotenvironmental.com/
5622 Wolf Creek Drive, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada T4H 2H2
Sustainable Community Aid Network
scan.org
Unit 22, &895 Tranmere Dr, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5T 1V9
Sustainable Development Network Canada (SDNC)
www.sdnc.ca
5-7560 Rue Birnam, Montréal, Quebec, Canada H3N 2T2
Sustainable Forestry Initiative
forests.org/
99 Chandos Ave. Apt 201, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6H 2E7
Sustainable Forestry Initiative
sfiprogram.org
1306 Wellington Street West, Suite 400, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1Y 3B2
Sustainable Resources, Forestry, Fisheries & Environmental Services Inc.
2186 Bathurst 2nd. Concession, Perth, Ontario, Canada K7H 3C9
Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary
www.swanlake.bc.ca/
3873 Swan Lake Road, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8X 3W1
Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary is an accessible green space in an urban landscape and includes two distinct ecosystems, a wetland around Swan Lake and a rocky, Garry oak-forest on top of Christmas Hill. Both habitats are home to an incredible array of rare and threatened native plants and wild animals.
We are responsible to steward these lands on behalf of the District of Saanich, protecting and restoring these sensitive ecological spaces. We also provide education and public outreach through our various programs, events and initiatives.
Sweet Earth Farm
Sweet Earth Farm
81 Spiddle Hill Road, RR#5, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada B0K 1V0
Sweet Earth Farm is a medium-sized diverse farm in Nova Scotia. We have a 10-acre organic haskap berry orchard and also raise heritage pigs and cattle. We also produce eggs and chicken.
Our Mission Statement is as follows:
Sweet Earth Farm is a multi-purpose, regenerative agriculture business, with a keen emphasis on integration of individual enterprises and stacking of functions to maximize productivity and health of our plants and animals. Our objective is to grow nutritious and delicious food for our community – from Tatamagouche to Halifax – while improving our land and environment and providing financial stability and food security for our family.
Our values are embodied in our desire to nourish the earth and our land, and in turn to nourish ourselves and our community. This means using regenerative agriculture methods, such as rotational grazing, generation of on-farm fertilization, and planting living mulch and cover crops, to improve plant diversity, soil health and animal health. We do not use any chemical fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides or fungicides and we use minimal tillage; use of chemical fertilizers and tillage can significantly reduce profitability and have been proven to degrade soil health and plant nutrition and do not align with our core values.
To expand...
We use biological farming methods in our haskap berry orchard; instead of focusing on maximizing yields, we focus on maximizing soil health. That is, we feed our soil organic nutrients, including plant cuttings and manure we produce on site, and provide healthy habitat for earthworms and other beneficial organisms in order to grow highly nutrient dense fruit.
We raise our livestock following regenerative practices which we feel are most ethical and mimics their natural environment. We rotate our cattle and chickens across our pasture (spring, summer and fall) so that they can access fresh forage regularly and spread their fertility to improve the quality of the pasture. This also saves fossil fuels and prevents over-compaction of the soil, as we don't have to mow the pasture or spread fertilizer using heavy equipment. This approach allows the animals to experience freedom and fresh air and be in a more natural environment. It also improves the taste and nutrition of the meat and eggs they produce. We raise our pigs in our woodlot, which provides them with healthy forage, shade and a playful environment.
This regenerative approach to livestock management also sequesters carbon: the grass requires carbon dioxide to grow, the cows consume the grass, then fertilize the grass so that it grows larger and becomes more healthy, so that it can use more carbon dioxide. The same is true for the chickens and pigs, though on a smaller scale.
Stuwix Resources
Stuwix.com
2-98 Hwy 8, Merritt, British Columbia, Canada V1K 0A7
Stuwix Resources Joint Venture
stuwix.com
2 - 98 Hwy 8, Merritt, British Columbia, Canada V1K 0A7
Such A Nice Day (S.A.N.D.) Adventures Inc.
https://suchaniceday.com/
121 Lloyd Lane, P0 Box 24, Rossport, Ontario, Canada P0T 2R0
SucSeed
www.sucseed.ca
495 Water Street, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada A1E 6B5
Summit Reforestation and Forest Management Ltd.
www.summitplanting.com
3454 Victoria Drive, Smithers, British Columbia, Canada V0J 2N0
Our Values
Planting Trees brings incredible value to our lives. As tree-planters we will continue to feel this throughout everything we do into the future. The experience of tree planting continues to grow and change us long after the last tree is planted.
We are part of a greater community that allows us to live a life that gives back to the world much more than we take.
"Tree-planting affects the very essence of who we are and who we become. It alters our lives. This Initiation is so profound that those who have gone through it are held in community through fiercely intense experiences. This site is a celebration of Tree-planting, Planters, and Summit Reforestation. It is a place where one can discover what Summit and Tree-planting are all about."
'Tree Planting makes the rest of our lives feel easy'
Sundog Vegetables
Box 823, Balgonie, Saskatchewan, Canada S0G 0E0
Sunshine Coast Conservation Association
thescca.ca/
Box 1969, Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada V0N 3A0
Sunspear Microgrid Inc.
www.sunspear.ca
208-360 East 13th Ave, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5T 2K5
Sure Shot Environmental Ltd.
https://www.sureshotenvironmental.com/
5622 Wolf Creek Drive, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada T4H 2H2
Sustainable Community Aid Network
scan.org
Unit 22, &895 Tranmere Dr, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5T 1V9
Sustainable Development Network Canada (SDNC)
www.sdnc.ca
5-7560 Rue Birnam, Montréal, Quebec, Canada H3N 2T2
Sustainable Forestry Initiative
forests.org/
99 Chandos Ave. Apt 201, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6H 2E7
Sustainable Forestry Initiative
sfiprogram.org
1306 Wellington Street West, Suite 400, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1Y 3B2
Sustainable Resources, Forestry, Fisheries & Environmental Services Inc.
2186 Bathurst 2nd. Concession, Perth, Ontario, Canada K7H 3C9
Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary
www.swanlake.bc.ca/
3873 Swan Lake Road, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8X 3W1
Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary is an accessible green space in an urban landscape and includes two distinct ecosystems, a wetland around Swan Lake and a rocky, Garry oak-forest on top of Christmas Hill. Both habitats are home to an incredible array of rare and threatened native plants and wild animals.
We are responsible to steward these lands on behalf of the District of Saanich, protecting and restoring these sensitive ecological spaces. We also provide education and public outreach through our various programs, events and initiatives.
Sweet Earth Farm
Sweet Earth Farm
81 Spiddle Hill Road, RR#5, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada B0K 1V0
Sweet Earth Farm is a medium-sized diverse farm in Nova Scotia. We have a 10-acre organic haskap berry orchard and also raise heritage pigs and cattle. We also produce eggs and chicken.
Our Mission Statement is as follows:
Sweet Earth Farm is a multi-purpose, regenerative agriculture business, with a keen emphasis on integration of individual enterprises and stacking of functions to maximize productivity and health of our plants and animals. Our objective is to grow nutritious and delicious food for our community – from Tatamagouche to Halifax – while improving our land and environment and providing financial stability and food security for our family.
Our values are embodied in our desire to nourish the earth and our land, and in turn to nourish ourselves and our community. This means using regenerative agriculture methods, such as rotational grazing, generation of on-farm fertilization, and planting living mulch and cover crops, to improve plant diversity, soil health and animal health. We do not use any chemical fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides or fungicides and we use minimal tillage; use of chemical fertilizers and tillage can significantly reduce profitability and have been proven to degrade soil health and plant nutrition and do not align with our core values.
To expand...
We use biological farming methods in our haskap berry orchard; instead of focusing on maximizing yields, we focus on maximizing soil health. That is, we feed our soil organic nutrients, including plant cuttings and manure we produce on site, and provide healthy habitat for earthworms and other beneficial organisms in order to grow highly nutrient dense fruit.
We raise our livestock following regenerative practices which we feel are most ethical and mimics their natural environment. We rotate our cattle and chickens across our pasture (spring, summer and fall) so that they can access fresh forage regularly and spread their fertility to improve the quality of the pasture. This also saves fossil fuels and prevents over-compaction of the soil, as we don't have to mow the pasture or spread fertilizer using heavy equipment. This approach allows the animals to experience freedom and fresh air and be in a more natural environment. It also improves the taste and nutrition of the meat and eggs they produce. We raise our pigs in our woodlot, which provides them with healthy forage, shade and a playful environment.
This regenerative approach to livestock management also sequesters carbon: the grass requires carbon dioxide to grow, the cows consume the grass, then fertilize the grass so that it grows larger and becomes more healthy, so that it can use more carbon dioxide. The same is true for the chickens and pigs, though on a smaller scale.
