Rising Together: Collaborating to Protect Nature in the Carolinian Zone
Big Picture Protected Areas Initiative – Workshop 1
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
This fall, you are invited to join a critical conversation about protecting our unique nature in the Carolinian Zone, together.
In the Carolinian Zone of Ontario, nature and wildlife are on the decline. This Zone is our most biologically diverse, populated and productive region. Local nature protects healthy air, soil and drinking water for 11 million people.
Join the conversation to develop a collaborative Carolinian Zone Protected Areas Strategy with public, private and indigenous partners.
For Carolinian Canada, 2017-18 created a strong foundation for our new strategic plan, Growing a Green Future Together and our Big Picture Collaborative, a strong network aligned with reversing the trend of habitat loss. We invite you to explore, connect, leverage and track your impact to a grow a healthy future, together as a strong ecoregional community.
The Go Wild Grow Wild #CarolinianLove Photo Contest
Find yourself wishing that you could do more than donate money, but don't have the time or skills to be more active in environmental conservation? Here is a great way to make a difference! Let us use your best photos of the "outdoors" in Carolinian Canada's ongoing work to sustain biodiversity for a chance to win. In our publications, websites and presentations we need photos that indeed are worth a thousand words... pictures that show the value, the beauty and the inspiration of our natural life support system. Submit your photos, watch to how they help motivate others to care for what sustains you, and win fabulous prizes!
Carolinian Canada's EcoNews Live! includes notices and announcements about greening the future in Canada’s deep south from many groups across the zone. Partner groups in our network are welcome to submit items to be posted. Our Vision is to protect and restore the unique nature of southwestern Ontario's Carolinian Life Zone through effective collaboration and researched understanding for healthy, balanced and sustainable landscapes.
Carolinian Canada will make every effort to provide assistance making materials accessible on request. Contact info@carolinian.org for more information
