The Yellowstone to Yukon Vision: It’s big. It’s bold. But is it working?
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Have you ever wondered if the work you do really matters? How much did you really achieve? Those were some of the questions asked and answered in a paper titled ‘Can a large-landscape conservation vision contribute to achieving biodiversity targets?’ The answer: YES!
Join co-authors of the paper Dr. Mark Hebblewhite, Dr. Jodi Hilty and Harvey Locke for a riveting virtual panel discussion, moderated by science journalist Hillary Rosner. Through a probing conversation, you’ll gain an in-depth look at what the science has shown us about the impact of the Yellowstone to Yukon vision, how this aligns with global conservation targets, and what on-the-ground work still needs to take place. You’ll hear about the journey of this big vision from conception to implementation and where we go from here.
This webinar is hosted by the National Museum of Wildlife Art, the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, and the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y). As artists and scientists, we unite in a shared pursuit to conserve our wild landscapes and wildlife. We hope you are inspired and fall in love with the beauty and uniqueness of the Yellowstone to Yukon region through these speaker series, just as we are.
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