2021 Election Vote for Nature Nature Canada
Climate change and species extinction are putting nature as we know it at risk. Now more than ever, Canada needs leadership that is committed to protecting and restoring nature for future generations.
Will you add your voice? Send the letter today to let our party leaders know you want them to take a stand!
Canada is home to vast boreal forests, bountiful oceans, sprawling grasslands, and a myriad of other ecosystems. But the impacts of climate change and species loss are taking a toll. Fires, floods, droughts and severe weather have left wildlife in crisis; our country needs a credible plan to halt and reverse nature loss.
Here’s what nature needs from our next government:
Protecting and restoring natural areas is critical to reversing species loss and tackling climate change. Canada is already committed to 30% by 2030 so anything less is moving backward!
Indigenous stewardship, traditional knowledge systems, and Indigenous-led conservation programs are vital to successful conservation and climate planning in Canada. A lot of progress has been made and we can’t afford to slow down.
Protecting key climate-fighting ecosystems like the boreal forest, prairie grasslands, wetlands, and salt marsh will be critical to addressing the dual crises of climate change and species loss. No other climate remedy can do both!
Commit to making nature accessible for everyone, especially in racialized communities facing systemic barriers. Everyone has a right to the benefits that nature can provide.
Black, Indigenous, racialized and other marginalized people bear the brunt of pollution, climate change, and biodiversity loss. Sustainability requires racial justice and equal rights–we must acknowledge that anti-racism is critical for the well-being of nature.
Protecting and restoring natural areas is critical to reversing species loss and tackling climate change. Canada is already committed to 30% by 2030 so anything less is moving backward!
Indigenous stewardship, traditional knowledge systems, and Indigenous-led conservation programs are vital to successful conservation and climate planning in Canada. A lot of progress has been made and we can’t afford to slow down.
Protecting key climate-fighting ecosystems like the boreal forest, prairie grasslands, wetlands, and salt marsh will be critical to addressing the dual crises of climate change and species loss. No other climate remedy can do both!
Commit to making nature accessible for everyone, especially in racialized communities facing systemic barriers. Everyone has a right to the benefits that nature can provide.
Black, Indigenous, racialized and other marginalized people bear the brunt of pollution, climate change, and biodiversity loss. Sustainability requires racial justice and equal rights–we must acknowledge that anti-racism is critical for the well-being of nature.
As we lose nature and species at a faster rate than we can recover it, it’s more important than ever to make nature a ballot-box issue. We’ve gathered a few questions to help you make sure your candidates are invested in nature protection.
Hello nature life wilderness is the world’s envy. It’s our duty to keep our true north strong and green.
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