Webinar
Biodiversity and conservation: Towards 30% of protected land and marine areas? | FACT-B with CPAWS and Yellowstone to Yukon Initiatve
CPAWS-BC spoke to Indigenous perspectives in conservation at SFU for a dialogue with the French delegation and local biodiversity leaders! The event was part of the 30 in 30 goals where US, France and Canada pledged to protect 30% of land and seas by 2030.
What Can Mother Trees Teach Us About Climate Justice? | Sustainability Hub with Sierra Club B.C and CPAWS-BC
https://youtu.be/AfD2djVNXsk This event has passed. Click here to watch the full recording . On April 21, 2022, the Sustainability Hub – in partnership with Sierra Club B.C and CPAWS-BC – presented an Earth Week special on old growth forests and climate change featuring Mother Trees, climate litigation, and Indigenous knowledge, moderated by Dr. Danielle Ignace, [Learn more]
Ocean Week 2022: Defending the Great Bear Sea | Join CPAWS-BC Live on Zoom
Join us for Ocean Week June 6-10 2022! You’re invited to join CPAWS-BC’s Ocean Conservation Campaign experts for a special launch for our new Great Bear Sea campaign. Hear about how coastal First Nations are leading the process with the Canadian and BC governments to create a marine protected area (MPAs) network for the region.
COP15 Wrapped: Global Goals to Local Action
Join CPAWS-BC on February 21 for a panel discussion on key COP15 takeaways and what this could mean for BC biodiversity. Special Guests: Gillian Staveley, Dena Kayeh Institute, Gwen Bridge, Alison Woodley, CPAWS.
Finding balance on the coast: Healthy ocean through Marine Spatial Planning
The BC coast is a busy seaway, fishing ground, and ecological treasure. How do marine planners account for overlapping user demands and conflicting activities on the coast? Marine spatial planning (MSP) is a collaborative process used for ocean protection. MSP helps inform holistic plans for the coast that balance environmental, economic, social and cultural values. [Learn more]
Journey to the Deep Sea: A special Ship2Shore public presentation
SFU Harbour Centre 515 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BCJoin us on World Ocean Day, June 8, at 7 PM (PDT) at SFU Harbour Center Campus for a live-streamed presentation from Fisheries and Oceans scientists exploring seamounts, hydrothermal vents, and cold seeps of the deep sea off the British Columbia coast. The deep sea is the world’s least explored ecosystem, with strange and wonderful [Learn more]
Central Coast Conservation Webinar
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