Protecting nature along the Bruce Trail to help fight climate change and reverse biodiversity loss
November 13, 2024
The Bruce Trail Conservancy is launching a new initiative to protect nature along the Bruce Trail, a 900-kilometre hiking trail that runs through southern Ontario. The initiative, called the “Bruce Trail Nature Reserve,” will see the Conservancy acquire land along the trail to create a network of protected areas.
The goal of the initiative is to protect biodiversity, fight climate change, and provide recreational opportunities for people. The Bruce Trail is home to a wide variety of plant and animal life, including many species that are at risk. By protecting the land along the trail, the Conservancy will help to ensure that these species have a place to live and thrive.
The Bruce Trail is also an important carbon sink, meaning that it absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. By protecting the land along the trail, the Conservancy will help to fight climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
In addition to protecting nature, the Bruce Trail Nature Reserve will also provide recreational opportunities for people. The trail is a popular destination for hikers, cyclists, and cross-country skiers. By protecting the land along the trail, the Conservancy will help to ensure that people can continue to enjoy these activities for years to come.
“Protecting the Bruce Trail is about more than just protecting a beautiful landscape,” said Mikaela Harrison, the Conservancy’s Director of Conservation. “It’s about protecting biodiversity, fighting climate change, and providing recreational opportunities for people. The Bruce Trail Nature Reserve will be a legacy project that will benefit generations to come.”
The Conservancy is working with a variety of partners to implement the Bruce Trail Nature Reserve initiative. These partners include the Government of Canada, the Province of Ontario, and the Bruce Trail Club.
Protecting nature along the Bruce Trail to help fight climate change and reverse biodiversity loss
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