We protect life-giving biological diversity through collaborative grassroots mobilization that transforms systems.
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Our Annual Updates
Thanks to your support, we have navigated another year full of changes, challenges and achievements. Check out our annual video and report, learn more about the Eugene Rogers Award recipients and review where your funds go and the impact they have. Your support makes all this work possible.
2023 Annual Report Video
2023 Annual Report PDF
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Protecting wilderness means protecting wildlife habitat.
Wildlife populations are under pressure from diverse sources, but loss of habitat is the biggest problem. The peculiar, personal bond I feel with all non-human life forms makes protecting them critical. That bond has increased continually throughout my life. I feel sad and ashamed that humans are responsible for the decline in the number of species, the population of many specific species and the health of those remaining. Love, respect and guilt make me willing to help protect our remaining wild communities.
I first supported the Western Canada Wilderness Committee because I felt those of us in mid or eastern Canada should care about the western wilderness, not just remaining areas further east. The Wilderness Committee is one of many environmental groups that receive annual donations from me and is among a smaller list that will share my estate.