Government of Canada invests nearly $2 million in migratory bird monitoring and conservation programs
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The Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, announced today that the Government of Canada is investing $1.998 million over three years in a wide range of programs for migratory bird monitoring and conservation, including for species at risk, throughout Canada.
Key Points:
- The Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, announced today that the Government of Canada is investing $1.998 million over three years in a wide range of programs for migratory bird monitoring and conservation, including for species at risk, throughout Canada.
- These programs will be carried out especially with the help of citizen science volunteers who are recruited and managed by Birds Canada.
- The programs will take place in a wide range of habitats across Canada to provide information on the status and distribution of birds in Canada.
- Environment and Climate Change Canada is an international leader in ornithology and bird monitoring and conservation.