The Endangered Ecosystems Alliance (EEA) is a charitable conservation organization co-founded in September of 2018 by Canadian conservationist Ken Wu, working for the science-based protection of all native ecosystems and to support ecosystem literacy.
Check out the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance's new 5 min video on "Nature Protection in Canada - Time for Ambition and Ecosystem-Based Targets" explaining key issues as 195 countries converge in Montreal to negotiate new international protected areas targets and policies at the UN Biodiversity Conference.
Most importantly SEND a MESSAGE to your provincial government and to the federal government to scale-up their protected areas ambition here.
We work primarily at a federal level, as well as augmenting local and regional campaigns in the provinces and territories, to push for the protection of at least 50% of Canada in all terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems by 2030.
Science shows that vastly scaling-up the protection and restoration of native ecosystems is a vital game-changer to help avert both the extinction crisis and the climate crisis.
Along with our national campaign efforts, the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance supports regional partners in their provincial campaign efforts. We engage non-traditional allies including businesses, unions, diverse faith groups, and multi-cultural outreach in order to greatly expand the total scale of the conservation movement. A critical part of our work is to work with First Nations organizations and communities to support Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCA's), while working to arrange community-based financing to support such protected areas. We engage in science and policy research, public education, news and social media outreach, and major public mobilizations.
We will ultimately be working for a federal Endangered Ecosystems Act to protect all native and endangered ecosystems across the country on a much larger scale based on conservation biology principles and traditional ecological knowledge.
Here is an article that addresses the common questions: Why create yet another environmental group? How is the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance doing anything new or different? Read here.
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