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Samantha Knight

Samantha Knight is national conservation science manager with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of
Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
In the face of these challenges, nature is our ally. From lessening the impacts of climate change, to supporting human health and well-being, nature provides myriad essential, and largely undervalued, solutions to today's crises. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of
In the face of these challenges, nature is our ally. From lessening the impacts of climate change, to supporting human health and well-being, nature provides myriad essential, and largely undervalued, solutions to today's crises. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of
Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
In the face of these challenges, nature is our ally. From lessening the impacts of climate change, to supporting human health and well-being, nature provides myriad essential, and largely undervalued, solutions to today's crises. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of

Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally

Opinion | BY SAMANTHA KNIGHT | January 3, 2022
  • Across Canada, people have been ramping up their efforts to protect our planet. In 2021, Indigenous communities, donors, land owners and all levels of
In the face of these challenges, nature is our ally. From lessening the impacts of climate change, to supporting human health and well-being, nature provides myriad essential, and largely undervalued, solutions to today's crises. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay
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