Restoring keystone species: Advancing science and collaboration for whitebark and limber pine recovery

Nature-Based Solutions and Conservation

    Grantee

    • Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation of Canada

    Status

    • In Progress

    Stream

    • Environmental Impact Grant

    Date

    • May 1, 2025

Advancing science and collaboration for whitebark and limber pine recovery is a nationwide project led by the Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation of Canada, in partnership with federal agencies, provincial governments, NGOs and key interest holders. This effort focuses on restoring endangered whitebark and limber pine in Canada’s high-altitude forests. By strengthening biodiversity, enhancing ecosystem resilience and conserving culturally significant trees, this project addresses urgent environmental challenges. Through science-based management, strong conservation principles and collaborative relationships with collaborators, this initiative ensures these keystone species will sustain wildlife, protect watersheds and support communities for generations to come.

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