From Ontario Nature:

For the first time, Ontario Nature is publicly sharing its strategic plan, a five-year map that reflects where we have been, what we have learned and what we are committing to become.

In this introduction, Executive Director Andrés Jiménez Monge speaks to the urgency of conservation in Ontario and the need to move beyond protecting individual species. Lasting protection means safeguarding the relationships that sustain them: connected landscapes, shared waters, Indigenous knowledge and the communities working to protect them.

It also means building stronger partnerships, uplifting grassroots agency, influencing the decisions that shape our environment and creating protections that endure beyond any one government or election.

At 95 years, we know who we are. We also know there is more we must become. Listen to Andrés introduce Ontario Nature’s Centennial Strategic Plan and the work ahead of us.

Want to learn more? You can read our Centennial Strategic Plan here:

https://catalog.ontarionature.org/strategic-plan/page/1

See the original post, including a video of Executive Director Andrés Jiménez Monge introducing Ontario Nature’s Centennial Strategic Plan here.

And if you believe in a future where nature thrives, we’d love to have you join us.