Time to get to work on Canada’s commitments to protect nature

Will the deal to preserve nature outlined at the United Nations biodiversity conference be remembered as a point of catalyst or collapse?

Just last month, as a result of the Nature Conservancy of Canada's efforts to broker and fund an agreement between NCC, Interfor, and the province of British Columbia, 75,000 hectares of rare inland temperate rainforest in the Incomappleux Valley has been protected, writes Catherine Grenier.

Opinion

BY CATHERINE GRENIER

February 13, 2023

In December, the world united around a global plan to protect and restore nature. The resulting Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Agreement now presents us with a choice: will this deal for nature be remembered as a point of catalyst or collapse?

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