In this issue
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Funding the Future: Why Charitable Giving is Key to Climate Hope
Rising climate concerns are driving Canadians toward charitable giving, resulting in a 13 per cent increase in donations to support systemic environmental solutions. In June we marked the UN’s World Environment Day, but the need for action doesn’t stop there. The signals from the Earth are no longer subtle. Whether it’s wildfires, heatwaves, or rising...
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Growing Stronger Communities Through Forest Conservation
Community-led forest conservation is helping Canadians restore habitats, protect natural spaces and build stronger connections to nature across the country. Across Canada, communities are facing growing pressure on the forests that help keep them healthy. Nearby forests do far more than provide scenery: they help clean the air, filter water, cool neighbourhoods, support wildlife, contribute...
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From Response to Resilience, Preparing for Wildfire Risk
Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience Eleanor Olszewski shares how Canada is investing in prevention, planning, and resilience. How has Canada’s approach to wildfire preparedness evolved over the past few years? Canada’s approach to wildfire preparedness has evolved as wildfires have grown more destructive and unpredictable. They are no longer seasonal challenges confined to...
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Managing Canada’s Forests Is How We Protect Canada’s Forests
Our forests are stronger when we support the communities, employees, and practices that help manage them responsibly. Canadians care deeply about our forests. They’re part of who we are, giving us clean air, storing carbon, and providing places to work, live, gather, and enjoy. While Canada’s forest industry is facing serious market and trade-related challenges,...
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The Best Thing for Your Health Is Free and Just Outside
Since 2020, more than 20,000 providers have written over two million prescriptions for time in nature through PaRx, a BC Parks Foundation program. Research has consistently shown that spending time in nature has a tangible impact on both our physical and mental health. Best of all, nature is all around us in Canada, even in...
Innovating Canada
