Victorin’s Water-hemlock, Special concernīlanding’s Turtle (Great Lakes / St. Loggerhead Shrike Eastern subspecies, Endangered The f ollowing are the 21 species of concern in the region: "Thanks to the first phase of the investment, we have been able to restore and develop essential habitats for species at risk such as the Bobolink and the Short-eared Owl, and we will continue the work we have begun with the support of our valued partners," said Nature Conservancy of Canada regional vice-president Claire Ducharme. The non-profit Nature Conservancy of Canada will continue to run the project. See where you place in a leaderboard with all of your friends. Together, we are protecting critical habitats for species at risk and we aim to protect 30 percent of our land and oceans by 2030," said Guilbault. A new competitive tournament starting every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday Play 24 NEW levels every week Defeat your opponents and advance to higher leagues. Lawrence, a unique and rich ecosystem, is supported by the Government of Canada in partnership with the Nature Conservancy of Canada. The money is in addition to $250,000 that was granted between 20 for the first phase of the project to restore habitats, acquire land and "connect them by ecological corridors," a news release reads. The funds will go to protect areas mainly in the Quebec City, Chaudiere-Appalaches and Mauricie regions where 21 at risk species live including the Bobolink songbird, short-eared owl, and Victorin's Gentian biennial flower.
Lawrence River where multiple species at risk live. Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announced on Tuesday that Canada will spend $1.48 million over the next four years to restore habitats along the St.
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