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Canada Can Lead Global Biodiversity Conservation Efforts
Canada, a northern nation shaped by glaciers and vast landscapes, holds the world’s largest intact forest landscapes and one-quarter of Earth’s wetlands. It contains 60 percent of global freshwater lakes and the longest marine coast, with abundant wildlife including polar bears and narwhals. As Canada marks its 150th birthday, experts urge leadership in conservation and restoration, noting Canada’s unique role in sustaining global biodiversity. Dan Kraus of the Nature Conservancy of Canada highlights four key facts and the June 5–11 Environment Week.
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Dan Kraus
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