How is Sustainability Television different?
Broadcasting over the internet allows our members to directly submit content that empowers citizen engagement and a much more interactive and educational experience for our viewers.

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Things you can do as a member of Sustainability Television
Sign-up as a member now and share news, videos, blogs and forum topics that help inspire and empower your neighbours — next door, and around the world.

Find out what's going on with our Calendar of Events listing.

Ever wonder where to find businesses that actually care about your community?   Check out our Sponsors

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Sponsors of Sustainability Television
Sustainability Television is a for-profit corporation that's supported by values-based sponsor organizations and individuals much like the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS).  Our sponsors are vetted on their ability to support the values of educating and serving your health, community and environmental awareness.

Looking for a larger turnout at your community event? As a sponsor you are able to post directly to our community events Calendar, helping you connect directly with the people who you want to do business with.

Click to become a sponsor now!

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The Sustainability Television Team


Jason Robinson - Founder & CEO
Prior to founding Sustainability Television, Jason has held various finance related positions in Banking, Securities and Corporate Finance.  Mr. Robinson has acquired his broad-based leadership skills from a combination of finance, film and television industry experience as well as involvement and committment to community.  Jason is actively involved in various committees, boards of directors, and community volunteer organizations.
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Elena Rivera - Branding and Design
Elena is an experienced Creative Director and Senior Designer who began her formal training at Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design where she received an honours diploma in fine arts with a major in Graphic Design. Elena is known for her work as the designer of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Logo Design.  She has worked to create brand, marketing and various other literature and communications pieces for many prestigious organizations including; Simon Fraser University; B.C.’s Children’s Hospital; UBC; BC Hydro; BC Human Rights Commission and ICBC; The GVRD; Environment Canada; BCAA and many others.
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Paul Kilpatrick - Business Development
Paul is a graduate of the University of Victoria and has a diverse range of skills, education and work experience which began with formal training in photojournalism, geography and biology.  Paul has continued his learning with employment in various countries on projects ranging from wildlife conservation in British Columbia to an international endangered language preservation project based in the Netherlands.  Paul has also worked for the Government of British Columbia and the Government of Canada on projects with a sustainability focus.

A lifelong learner, Paul has a passion for learning and sharing information and ideas about sustainable living.  He recently became a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor and is currently studying technical writing, as well as pursuing LEED AP certification.
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Pasi Tontti - Business Development
Originally from Finland, Pasi played professional American Football in the European professional league.  Pasi continued his career in athletics while obtaining a degree in Psychology from Lindenwood University in St. Louis. After graduating, Pasi put his degree to use, giving back to the community of Missouri, working for the Missouri Crisis Hotline, which specialized in suicide assessment and prevention.  Pasi now lives with his family in Vancouver, BC., owns his own Green Building business and has a passion for the common-sense of sustainability.
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Rex Weyler - Content Editor
Rex is a journalist, author, a co-founder of Greenpeace International, publisher, technical software product developer, and entrepreneur. As a journalist, he has published in B.C. and worldwide, including The Vancouver Sun, the New York Times, New Statesman in London, Rolling Stone, and National Geographic. He writes regularly on the Tyee, B.C. News Online. He is the author of Greenpeace: The Inside Story (Raincoast, 2004); The Jesus Sayings (Anansi, 2008); and Blood of the Land, a native American history nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1982. Weyler is a cofounder of Hollyhock education centre on Cortes Island, which he managed for 14 years. He is a cofounder and former president of Justonic Tuning Inc., a music software company, and former editor and publisher with several print publications. He has served as an environmental consultant with civic and fishing organizations, addressing issues of sustainable forestry, water quality, toxic waste disposal, and regional environmental planning. Weyler lives in Vancouver, B.C. with his wife and three sons. Mr. Weyler is the executive content director for Sustainability Television, and will provide his extensive expertise in the sourcing and selection of content in addition to his skills and knowledge of the fields of Journalism and Ecology.
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Community Advisors and Distinguished Contributors
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Guy Dauncey - Contributor and Sustainability Advisor
Guy is a speaker, author, and organizer who works to develop a positive vision of a sustainable future, and to translate that vision into action.

He is President of the BC Sustainable Energy Association, and author of the award-winning books Stormy Weather: 101 Solutions to Global Climate Change; Cancer: 101 Solutions to a Preventable Epidemic, and other titles. His new book – The Climate Challenge: 101 Solutions to Global Warming will be published in November 2009.

He is also Executive Director of The Solutions Project; and Publisher of EcoNews, a monthly newsletter that promotes the vision of a sustainable Vancouver Island, and a contributor to Sustainability Television and advisor on Sustainability & Renewable Energy issues
Click here to learn more about Guy