Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute (MTRI) : Institut de recherche du Mersey Tobeatic

Welcome to the website of Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute

MTRI

The Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute (MTRI) is a non-profit co-operative with a mandate to advance collaborative research, monitoring, and management that promotes sustainable use of natural resources in southwestern Nova Scotia.

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Species at Risk Hooked Rug Series

on display now in MTRI's new Community Room

For more information clik on the pitures

 


Calling for nominations for 2012...

To enter, fill out our submission form

For more information, click here or contact MTRI at 902-682-2371


 

Mersey Tobeatic Green Technology Video

Thermalwise, the company that is aiding us in our LEED certification process, has teamed up with MTRI to create a short video detailing all the new features of the green technology demonstration site, as well as the construction of the new building addition. They have also included the MTRI project overview on the Atlantic Green Building website.

http://www.atlanticgreenbuilding.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=53:mersey-tobeatic-green-technology-demonstration-site&catid=57:individual-case-studies&Itemid=131

Check out the website if you are interested in being energy efficient and building green and to see other green building projects in around Atlantic Canada. Feel free to contact us or drop by with any questions you might have about our green project and we'll be happy to help out.

Mersey Tobeatic from ThermalWise on Vimeo.

 


See the results of MTRI's online member survey


 

 Hear about MTRI's Grand Opening on CBC's Information Morning

...and read about it in the Queen's County Advance