Conservation good news needs celebrating

A biennial prize to Canadians who’ve made significant contributions to the preservation of land, ocean, and species is returning with a new name.

Recent years have witnessed more threats to wilderness from development, exploitation, and climate change, but they’ve also seen Canadians respond to nature as never before, writes Sandra Schwartz. Pexels photograph by Ben Maxwell

Opinion

BY SANDRA SCHWARTZ

May 17, 2023

When it comes to the future of nature, good news can be hard to find. Media reports remind us that wild species are disappearing fast, and trouble looms for the clean air, water, and food that all of us depend on. It can be tough to see the bright side.

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