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Justina Ray and Stephen Hazell

Dr. Justina Ray is president and senior scientist at Wildlife Conservation Society Canada; Stephen Hazell is counsel at Ecovision.

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Sept. 21, 2021, in Montreal after the federal election results were announced and all the other party leaders had publicly spoken in televised broadcasts. 'We urge the prime minister to respond to this international call to action in his new government’s first Speech from the Throne by committing to a comprehensive Canada-wide strategy and action plan for nature,' write Justina Ray and Stephen Hazell. Screen grab image courtesy of CBCNN

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Sept. 21, 2021, in Montreal after the federal election results were announced and all the other party leaders had publicly spoken in televised broadcasts. 'We urge the prime minister to respond to this international call to action in his new government’s first Speech from the Throne by committing to a comprehensive Canada-wide strategy and action plan for nature,' write Justina Ray and Stephen Hazell. Screen grab image courtesy of CBCNN

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Sept. 21, 2021, in Montreal after the federal election results were announced and all the other party leaders had publicly spoken in televised broadcasts. 'We urge the prime minister to respond to this international call to action in his new government’s first Speech from the Throne by committing to a comprehensive Canada-wide strategy and action plan for nature,' write Justina Ray and Stephen Hazell. Screen grab image courtesy of CBCNN

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Biodiversity loss in Canada: an urgent priority for new government

Opinion | BY JUSTINA RAY AND STEPHEN HAZELL | September 30, 2021

The degradation of nature and rapid loss of biodiversity was, regrettably, not a ballot box issue in the federal election. This happened, despite growing

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Sept. 21, 2021, in Montreal after the federal election results were announced and all the other party leaders had publicly spoken in televised broadcasts. 'We urge the prime minister to respond to this international call to action in his new government’s first Speech from the Throne by committing to a comprehensive Canada-wide strategy and action plan for nature,' write Justina Ray and Stephen Hazell. Screen grab image courtesy of CBCNN