A Rainy and Rockin’ Way to End NY Climate Week
At this year’s Global Citizen Festival in New York City, Canopy was chosen as a feature organization and our work to transform supply chains and protect Ancient and Endangered Forests …
Author: Nicole Rycroft
It takes a ‘fashion village’ to make fashion circular
After Renewcell, the world’s first commercial Next Gen dissolving pulp mill, reported last week that sales were slower than expected, the share value of the publicly traded company fell. But …
Mission Possible: Transforming Supply Chains to Protect Forests and Climate
Telling your board and team that you’ve received a massive funding lift to supercharge our work to protect the world’s Ancient and Endangered Forests is a fantastic feeling. I got …
An Audacious Announcement
As an important member of our community of supporters and friends, we wanted you to be among the first to know some truly amazing news. We are excited to share …
Great news for an iconic forest with a history!
A Letter from our Executive Director on Canopy and the Clayoquot Sound Dear Friends, There is a place on the edge of the world – well, of the North …
Canopy Joins United Nations Fashion Charter on Climate Change to Secure Next Generation Solutions and Forest Protection
It’s a busy time as Climate Week activities swing into high gear, not coincidentally, at the same time that the United Nations General Assembly is getting underway in New York. …
Looking to the Future in the Midst of a Pandemic
A Message from Canopy’s Executive Director, Nicole Rycroft This is a turbulent and anxious time to be alive. A microscopic organism has changed our way of life, shown how precious …
What Happens in Davos…. Can Change the World
Straight out of Davos – A Pulp Thriller for the Decade Last week’s headlines were dominated by the speeches and developments of the World Economic Forum, where for the first …
It’s Canopy’s 20th Anniversary, and There’s No Better Time to Look to the Future
By Nicole Rycroft In Fall of 2018, I was eating at restaurant in New York when the server’s tee-shirt caught my attention. It had three simple words on it: …
