CFGA’s Habitat and Biodiversity Assessment Tool (HBAT) has the Winter Webinar Series on Knowledge Transfer, Communications and Practice Adoption.
Date: February 14, 2024 at 11 MST / 12 CST / 1 EST / 2 ATL
Title: Island Insights: Navigating Unique Challenges - Essential Points for the Prince Edward Island Watershed Alliance in Promoting Environmental Stewardship on PEI
Speaker: Kassidy Matheson, Prince Edward Island Watershed Alliance
Description: Join the Prince Edward Island Watershed Alliance (PEIWA) to learn about their restoration work on PEI, a close-knit island community in the Wabanaki-Acadian Forest Region. Their mission centers on supporting a mosaic of 25 watershed groups across the island whose work ranges from shoreline protection, stream enhancement to forestry work. Kassidy Matheson, the PEIWA 2 Billion Trees Coordinator, will be the presenter and she will include information on the current work of the PEIWA 2 Billion Trees program. Participants will gain knowledge on how best practices are employed to advance afforestation goals, enhance local biodiversity, and bolster ecosystem resilience.
If you’d like to register or learn more please contact [email protected]
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