Short-eared owl Robert McCaw

Ontario Nature's 20/20 Vision

A Biodiversity Charter for Ontario

Click here to read our biodiversity charter.

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The United Nations declared 2010 the International Year of Biodiversity. We are very concerned that when 2010 ended, the momentum and attention of this year gave way to other issues leaving the importance of biological diversity in the shadows once again.

Ontario Nature has been protecting and advocating for biodiversity for close to 80 years. We believe that the loss of biological diversity is one of the most important issues facing us today and in the future. That is why we ended 2010 with a special campaign, a 20/20 vision for biodiversity in Ontario.

In the days leading up to the provincial election, we are holding a Rally for Nature. Please join us on September 21 when we will gather at Queen's Park with hundreds of supporters to hand over the charter to the government aying that the loss of wildlife in Ontario must be stopped. Click here to learn more. You can also sign up for the event on Facebook.

This is our 20/20 vision and we hope you will share it with us.

6162

people have signed the Biodiversity Charter.

Please join our efforts and add your signature to this campaign.

You can sign the charter by filling out the form to the right.

The government of Ontario must take real action to protect the natural wonders of our beautiful province and make a commitment to our 20/20 vision for biodiversity in Ontario.

Thank you.

Caroline Schultz
Executive Director
Ontario Nature

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Ontario's Biodiversity

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