Our Canada program is a key part of Audubon’s total-flyway conservation vision that uses applied science to ensure that bird conservation efforts are initiated at the places and at the scales necessary to protect birds throughout their full lifecycles. Audubon is working to elevate support for initiatives such as the Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas and Indigenous Guardians programs across Canada.
Science-based conservation strategies help to protect large landscapes—including forests, wetlands, and coastal habitats—from the threats of development and the effects of climate change. Some of the world’s largest modern land-conservation designations are currently in process in Canada, which will protect critical habitat for tens of millions of migratory birds. But there is more work to be done to ensure permanent protection and stewardship of these lands.
Indigenous governments and organizations are responsible for these ambitious plans to preserve lands and waters across Canada. Together, these Indigenous-led proposals could protect more than 100 million acres of critically important Boreal Forest habitat, a place often referred to as North America’s bird nursery.
Audubon and its Indigenous partners focus on a unique Boreal landscape.
Listening to what birds tell us in order to protect the Boreal.
Indigenous-led efforts are keeping bird habitat safe in Manitoba
Vice President, Canada Program
Senior Manager, Boreal Conservation Science
Program Director, Boreal Conservation
Senior Communications Manager, Boreal Conservation
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