Biodiversity > Canada pledges C$350 mln in international biodiversity funding as COP15 gets off ground

Canada pledges C$350 mln in international biodiversity funding as COP15 gets off ground

Published 02:16 on December 7, 2022  /  Last updated at 02:35 on December 7, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed C$350 million ($256.4 mln) in funding for biodiversity conservation efforts in developing nations as he officially opened COP15 in Montreal Tuesday, though green groups say the amount falls well short of what Canada should contribute.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed C$350 million ($256.4 mln) in funding for biodiversity conservation efforts in developing nations as he officially opened COP15 in Montreal Tuesday, though green groups say the amount falls well short of what Canada should contribute.


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