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Nancy J. Turner

Nancy J. Turner is a professor emerita at the school of environmental studies at the University of Victoria and 2015 Pierre Elliott Trudeau Fellow. 

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for
Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna can spur progress by investing in provincial, territorial and Indigenous peoples’ efforts to create new parks and protected areas, and recognize areas identified for protection by Indigenous nations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna can spur progress by investing in provincial, territorial and Indigenous peoples’ efforts to create new parks and protected areas, and recognize areas identified for protection by Indigenous nations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for
Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna can spur progress by investing in provincial, territorial and Indigenous peoples’ efforts to create new parks and protected areas, and recognize areas identified for protection by Indigenous nations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for

Canada has opportunity to become a global leader in conservation

Opinion | BY NANCY J. TURNER | November 13, 2017
  • ST. JOHN’S—Bright yellow and slate blue Canada warblers have been flying out of the boreal forest in the past few months heading south for
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna can spur progress by investing in provincial, territorial and Indigenous peoples’ efforts to create new parks and protected areas, and recognize areas identified for protection by Indigenous nations. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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