International Conservation Community Adopts Parks Canada’s Ecological Restoration Framework
Jejo, Republic of Korea, September 7, 2012 -- The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) – the world’s oldest and largest global environmental network – today released new guidelines on ecological restoration for protected areas which were led by Parks Canada and modelled on Canada’s own national approach to ecological restoration.“It’s an honour for Parks Canada to be a key participant in the 2012 IUCN World Conservation Congress, and for Canada’s ecological restoration framework to now be recommended as the international approach to ecological restoration for protected areas,” said Alan Latourelle, Parks Canada’s CEO.read more
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