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Fawn Jackson

Fawn Jackson is a fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, board member with Ducks Unlimited Canada and the director of policy and international relations with the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association.

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t
Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
At the Waldron Ranch in Alberta, cattle are grazing the grasslands—an endangered ecosystem in Canada. From 2014 to 2018, loss of grasslands across the Great Plains has occurred at an average rate of four football fields every minute, writes Fawn Jackson. Photograph courtesy of Ben Wilson

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t
At the Waldron Ranch in Alberta, cattle are grazing the grasslands—an endangered ecosystem in Canada. From 2014 to 2018, loss of grasslands across the Great Plains has occurred at an average rate of four football fields every minute, writes Fawn Jackson. Photograph courtesy of Ben Wilson

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t
Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
At the Waldron Ranch in Alberta, cattle are grazing the grasslands—an endangered ecosystem in Canada. From 2014 to 2018, loss of grasslands across the Great Plains has occurred at an average rate of four football fields every minute, writes Fawn Jackson. Photograph courtesy of Ben Wilson

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t

Northern Great Plains disappearing faster than Brazil’s Amazon rainforest—who’s paying attention?

Opinion | BY FAWN JACKSON | April 5, 2021
  • Stand in the middle of a grassland with no trees in sight, listening to the birds and rustle of the wind and you can’t
At the Waldron Ranch in Alberta, cattle are grazing the grasslands—an endangered ecosystem in Canada. From 2014 to 2018, loss of grasslands across the Great Plains has occurred at an average rate of four football fields every minute, writes Fawn Jackson. Photograph courtesy of Ben Wilson
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