In celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity (Biodiversity Day), individuals and organizations from across Ontario and around the globe are making sure they are part of the plan to conserve and restore biodiversity.

The Ontario Biodiversity Council recognizes that Indigenous Peoples are essential partners in biodiversity conservation and commits to “recognize and respect the contribution of Indigenous and local knowledge to the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystems.”1

Every 5 years the Ontario Biodiversity Council reports on the health of biodiversity in Ontario, and our progress towards meeting the 15 targets in Ontario’s Biodiversity Strategy. The 2020 Summary report is out now!

The Ontario Biodiversity Council is a proud supporter of the #NatureForAll campaign to inspire and empower people to value and protect biodiversity.  As part of its efforts to Engage People, Council will work with government, industry, schools, Indigenous communities and conservation organizations to raise awareness about the importance and value of Ontario’s biodiversity and how […]

The Ontario Children’s Outdoor Charter aims to get children outside to discover the wonders of nature. Research shows that kids who spend regular time outside are happier and healthier. Kids connected to nature grow up caring for the Earth and helping to conserve biodiversity. You can promote the charter in your community and help improve […]