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The Environment

Announcements

Port carbon-neutral during Vancouver 2010 Winter Games

As the Official Supplier of Port Service to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, we partnered with VANOC and Offsetters to voluntarily offset carbon emissions created by our Games-time activities. By offsetting all of our operations during the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games, we were able to contribute to a carbon-neutral Games.

Port Metro Vancouver is also proud to be a recipient of a Vancouver 2010 Sustainability Star for our contribution to the BC Hydrogen Highway initiative. By showcasing the development of hydrogen and fuel cell technology, we joined other collaborators, including the Government of Canada, Province of BC, City of West Vancouver, and BC Hydro, in realizing a clean energy future for transportation and logistics.  

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Port Metro Vancouver's commitment

Port Metro Vancouver is more than cranes, cargo, terminals, ships and international trade.  The Port is also recognized globally as a naturally beautiful and clean port complemented by innovative environmental leadership. 

We recognize that both human and marine life depends on the protection of our physical environment. Our Port is home to hundreds of species of fish, crustaceans, birds and marine mammals. 

We are leading the way for other ports to address air quality and other environmental concerns by focusing on using technologies and promoting operational efficiencies to reduce environmental impacts. 

We are committed to conducting operations in a responsible and sustainable manner that safeguards and promotes continual protection of the environment. 

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Contact information

Environmental Programs

Work 604.665.9082
Fax 1.866.284.4271

Address

100 The Pointe, 999 Canada Place
VancouverBC  V6C 3T4

The Port's inhabitants

Sun star in Burrard Inlet

Creating marine habitats is one way that the Port works to lessen its impact on our marine environment and its inhabitants. In 1995 we built a reef under the waves at Cates Park, now inhabitated by octopus, rock fish, crabs, anemones and shrimp.

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