Biodiversity > Canada launches C$335 mln fund to support Indigenous-led marine conservation

Canada launches C$335 mln fund to support Indigenous-led marine conservation

Published 11:38 on June 26, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:39 on June 26, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, Canada

Canada's federal government announced on Tuesday a C$335 million ($245 mln) allocation in blended finance to support First Nations in the preservation and stewardship of the Great Bear Rainforest's marine and coastal environment.
Canada's federal government announced on Tuesday a C$335 million ($245 mln) allocation in blended finance to support First Nations in the preservation and stewardship of the Great Bear Rainforest's marine and coastal environment.


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