Bill C-73, Nature Accountability Act and Nature Strategy

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New updated content: 2024-09-24 15:44:20

Stephen gave an update on the tabling of Bill C-73 in the House of Commons in June. This bill will likely be debated in the fall session, which will provide an opportunity to comment. The accountability framework and strategy would be key elements in meeting the 30% by 2030 nature conservation target adopted in COP 15. The strategy also includes a target for the restoration of 20% of impacted areas. Locally, we should be alert to funding opportunities for nature conservation that will likely be made available as a result of the adoption of the legislation, engage with the NCC on the conservation and restoration targets and help development metrics for protected areas and restoration opportunities in Ottawa-Gatineau.                       


New updated content: 2024-09-24 15:45:41

Stephen gave an update on the tabling of Bill C-73 in the House of Commons in June. This bill will likely be debated in the fall session, which will provide an opportunity to comment. The accountability framework and strategy would be key elements in meeting the 30% by 2030 nature conservation target adopted in COP 15. The strategy also includes a target for the restoration of 20% of impacted areas. Locally, we should be alert to funding opportunities for nature conservation that will likely be made available as a result of the adoption of the legislation, engage with the NCC on the conservation and restoration targets and help development metrics for protected areas and restoration opportunities in Ottawa-Gatineau.                       


New updated content: 2024-09-24 15:45:51

Stephen gave an update on the tabling of Bill C-73 in the House of Commons in June. This bill will likely be debated in the fall session, which will provide an opportunity to comment. The accountability framework and strategy would be key elements in meeting the 30% by 2030 nature conservation target adopted in COP 15. The strategy also includes a target for the restoration of 20% of impacted areas. Locally, we should be alert to funding opportunities for nature conservation that will likely be made available as a result of the adoption of the legislation, engage with the NCC on the conservation and restoration targets and help development metrics for protected areas and restoration opportunities in Ottawa-Gatineau.