A screenshot from the conference website. It's a map of Canada with hands creating shadow animal shapes and the text Canadian Ecological Connectivity Conference, April 22-25 in Banff, Alberta overlaid

Join the first ever Canadian Ecological Connectivity Conference April 22-25 in Banff. Learn how we can connect landscapes, save species, and build a sustainable future with wildlife corridors.

Register now: site.pheedloop.com/event/CECC20...

#ConnectAndProtect

Your presence matters. Every voice counts in protecting our Eastern Slopes from coal mining.

Bring signs. Bring friends. Bring your commitment to protecting Alberta's mountains and water. #SaveOurSlopes #YYCevents #ConnectandProtect

New U.S. Federal funding boosts wildlife crossings in the West - Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation I... Y2Y celebrates funding for wildlife crossings that will enhance animal movement and traveler safety in parts of the Yellowstone to Yukon region.

Today brings big news for investments in wildlife crossings in the U.S.! More than $110 million will go to wildlife crossings and fencing, with close to $33 million of that for crossings in the #Y2YRegion, supporting Y2Y partners

#RoadEcology #ConnectAndProtect

A bright yellow sign on a highway says: caution wildlife corridor. Drive with care next 18km with silhouettes of moose, elk and deer.

Ecological corridors are an important way to connect fragmented wildlife populations and habitats. We're pleased to be part of the
@iucn
World Commission on Protected Areas’ Connectivity Conservation Specialist Group addressing this issue. Read more: iucn.org/story/202311... #ConnectAndProtect