Americas > Canadian govt ringfences C$100 mln to advance biodiversity conservation in Quebec

Canadian govt ringfences C$100 mln to advance biodiversity conservation in Quebec

Published 11:05 on March 12, 2025  /  Last updated at 11:05 on March 12, 2025  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, Canada

The Canadian government has allocated C$100 million ($69.2 mln) to advance biodiversity conservation across the province of Quebec, including through expanding protected areas (PAs) and preserving vulnerable species.
The Canadian government has allocated C$100 million ($69.2 mln) to advance biodiversity conservation across the province of Quebec, including through expanding protected areas (PAs) and preserving vulnerable species.


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