📢THE GRADES ARE IN. LET’S LOOK AT WHO’S LEADING CONSERVATION IN CANADA
CPAWS has taken Canada to school on conservation, and we are keen to share our latest report card on nature protection across the country.
COP 16: MAKING PEACE WITH NATURE
COP 16 in Cali, Colombia was the biggest Biodiversity COP ever, with over 23,000 delegates.
The CPAWS COP 16 delegation shares their thoughts on the energy, lessons, and powerful moments coming out of #NatureCOP
We hope after reading it, you’ll feel some inspiration knowing your support has enabled CPAWS to join Canada and 195 other countries who have come together to save nature.
CPAWS Heads to Colombia for COP 16
As the world gathers to discuss the urgent need for biodiversity protection, CPAWS is urging all levels of Canadian government to take bold, decisive actions to safeguard nature.
17 environmental groups present plan for nature ahead of World Biodiversity Summit
Government ambition on Kunming-Montreal (COP 15) pact must be matched by accountable 2030 Biodiversity Strategy to succeed September 21, 2023, traditional unceded Algonquin Territory/Ottawa, Ontario … Read More
Major Progress in Safeguarding Nature and Advancing Reconciliation in Manitoba
A major milestone in the years-long campaign to establish the Seal River Watershed as an Indigenous Protected Area was reached today when three levels of government announced a commitment to advance a joint feasibility assessment.
Major Progress in Safeguarding Nature and Advancing Reconciliation in Manitoba
December 14, 2022 BY RON THIESSEN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CPAWS MANITOBA Show your support for the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative with our simple … Read More
CPAWS-BC celebrates a commitment to protecting 30% by 2030 and advancing Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in BC
CPAWS-BC applauds provincial direction to protect 30% of land by 2030 December 8, 2022, traditional unceded Coast Salish Territory/Vancouver, British Columbia — The Canadian Parks and Wilderness … Read More
Op-Ed: With the planet in peril, Canada must get serious about protecting nature
BY SANDRA SCHWARTZ AND SHAWN MCCARTHY DECEMBER 8, 2022 As nations gather in Montreal for COP15, the Canadian government must walk the talk on protecting … Read More