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Living Planet Report
Canada 2025:
Wildlife at Home
From grasslands and forests to freshwater and coastal habitats, nature in Canada is diverse and deeply interconnected. Using the most comprehensive dataset to date, the Living Planet Report Canada 2025 provides an update on the state of wildlife in Canada and explores the unique stories unfolding in each of these “homes.”
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Publications
- Currie et al. 2025. Navigating methodological decisions: Balancing rigor and data volume of the Canadian Living Planet Index. FACETS.
- Currie et al. 2025. Under pressure: The relationship between vertebrate populations and high-intensity cumulative threats in habitats across Canada. FACETS.
- Currie et al. 2025. Spatially evaluating progress and prioritizing areas to reach 30x30 in Canada. Conservation Science & Practice.
- Currie et al. 2025. Prioritizing ecological restoration of converted lands in Canada by spatially integrating organic carbon storage and biodiversity benefits. Conservation Science & Practice.
- Currie et al. 2025. Assessing the representation of species included within the Canadian Living Planet Index. FACETS.
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Living Planet Report
Canada 2020:
Wildlife at risk
Hundreds of species in Canada — including mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles — are at risk of extinction. But knowing which species are under threat hasn’t been enough. Our Living Planet Report Canada 2020 discovered that populations of at-risk species are plummeting. To prevent their loss, the report also identifies the need for new approaches that address multiple threats at one time.
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Living Planet Report
Canada 2017:
A national look at
wildlife loss
Wildlife loss isn’t a faraway problem; it’s a Canadian problem. The Living Planet Report Canada 2017 reveals for the first time how wildlife is faring in Canada, identifies key trends that can be used to prioritize areas for conservation, and serves as a guide for individuals, communities, academic institutions, industry, government willing to be part of the solution.
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