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Provinces pour money into conservation efforts during COP15 biodiversity conference - Vimarsana News

Provinces pour money into conservation efforts during COP15 biodiversity conference

On Monday, N.S. Environment and Climate Change Minister Timothy Halman said the province would put $20 million forward to protect land and water in the province and is designating 9,300 hectares of Crown land as protected. This will bring protected land in the province to 13 per cent.

We can't protect nature without Indigenous people, leaders at COP15 say - Vimarsana News

We can't protect nature without Indigenous people, leaders at COP15 say

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

MONTREAL - The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadershi...

Source: panow.com
Conservationists optimistic over David Eby's commitments to protect B.C.'s biodiversity - Vimarsana News

Conservationists optimistic over David Eby's commitments to protect B.C.'s biodiversity

B.C.'s premier says he wants to double the amount of protected land in the province, support new Indigenous Protected and Conserved areas, and move faster on recommendations around the logging of old growth trees.

Source: cbc.ca
Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

‘Indigenous governance and guardianship has been more effective than protected areas.’