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Free Entry to Canada’s National Parks for Summer 2025
Read More: Free Entry to Canada’s National Parks for Summer 2025While we’re encouraged that this news may make visiting Canada’s National Parks more accessible, our feelings about this promise are mixed.
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The Winds of Change: Fighting Climate Change Without Sacrificing Our Ocean
Read More: The Winds of Change: Fighting Climate Change Without Sacrificing Our OceanWe need more wind power. But building it in the wrong places could cause lasting damage to the same ecologically important areas we are trying to save from climate change.
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Canada’s nature is worth fighting for
Read More: Canada’s nature is worth fighting for”Protecting Canada’s natural spaces isn’t about politics,” says Schwartz. “It’s about legacy. Nature is tied to our Canadian identity and is a source of pride.”
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📢THE GRADES ARE IN. WHICH PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES ARE LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES TO CONSERVE NATURE? 👨🏼🏫
Read More: 📢THE GRADES ARE IN. WHICH PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES ARE LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES TO CONSERVE NATURE? 👨🏼🏫These provinces and territories are making some effort — they’re showing up, doing bits of the work — but still have a lot to learn about what it takes to deliver high-quality, lasting conservation.
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Why Scrapping the federal Impact Assessment Act or Exempting Major Projects from impact assessments would be a Step Backward for Canada
Read More: Why Scrapping the federal Impact Assessment Act or Exempting Major Projects from impact assessments would be a Step Backward for CanadaIn the face of growing environmental challenges, Canada needs strong, modern policies that ensure economic prosperity and environmental protection are mutually reinforcing.
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📢THE GRADES ARE IN. LET’S LOOK AT WHO’S LEADING CONSERVATION IN CANADA
Read More: 📢THE GRADES ARE IN. LET’S LOOK AT WHO’S LEADING CONSERVATION IN CANADACPAWS has taken Canada to school on conservation, and we are keen to share our latest report card on nature protection across the country.
