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AGM 2026

SEED CHANGE FOR SYSTEMS CHANGE

A MAP TO TRANSFORMING THE CONSERVATION SECTOR

Followed by Carolinian Canada's 2026 AGM

June 18, 2026 from 12:00 - 2:00pm

Join us for the Seed Change for Systems Change panel and AGM where we will discuss what is really needed to bring forward a new era of conservation, rooted in reconciliation, collaboration, and climate resiliency.

Resources to View Before the AGM

Read This Before You Attend - Safe and Ethical Spaces

No cost to attend. Click here to register.

Carolinian Canada's Annual General Meeting

We are delighted to have our valued members and friends join us for our 2026 AGM, marking another year of fostering healthy, resilient landscapes in the Carolinian Zone. This gathering provides us with an opportunity to reflect on our accomplishments and set our sights on the future.

Meet the Speakers

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Resources to View Before the AGM

Current Board and Nominees

CCC Election Slate 2026 - Coming soon

AGM Agenda - Coming soon

 

Before You Attend

Before you join us in this safe and ethical space, please review the following resources.

  1. Carolinian Canada’s Commitment to Creating Ethical and Safe Spaces
  2. Carolinian Canada's Accountability Statement (below)
  3. Support Resources (below)

Carolinian Canada's Accountability Statement

Moving beyond the Land Acknowledgement to the practice of truth, reconciliation and healing means we acknowledge the historical and present-day impact that colonization has had on the Indigenous people of this land, from genocidal policies and actions to ongoing systemic racism to the relentless eradication of native habitat, flora and fauna across the landscape. In solidarity with Indigenous people, we are accountable in our activities. We have built and prioritized relationships with First Nations communities and organizations. Carolinian Canada has provided in-kind and financial resources to Indigenous-led projects most recently through the Conservation Impact Bond and have helped build capacity for stewardship. By listening and integrating Indigenous leadership into our organizational structures, we continue to deepen our understanding of these impacts. We are working together in the true practice of reconciliation to dismantle colonial policies and practices and create a just and equitable future for all living beings of this land.

Support Resources

At this event, we aim to facilitate healthy discussion and dialogue, however, we recognize that some subject matter may cause discomfort for some people. We encourage those who are seriously struggling with feelings of discomfort and anxiety to get support at the following resources: