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RENEW (the Committee on the Recovery of Nationally Endangered Wildlife) oversees the recovery of endangered wildlife in Canada. This report provides the sub-committee reports and approved recovery plan report by species. Each plan report gives background, the recovery plan objectives and actions, and a map showing the breeding range. Less detail is offered by other recovery team reports and a table outlines the status of teams and plans. Appendices detail personnel and expenditures for each recovery team by participating organization. The report concludes with a list of species at risk by kingdom and risk category.
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This publication is intended to promote a better understanding of the need for species at risk recovery in Canada and the ways in which people can participate in that process. It describes RENEW (Recovery of Nationally Endangered Wildlife), Canada's national recovery program, and provides information on how the Species at Risk Act influences the recovery process; recovery teams; corporate partnerships; and financial contributions. It also celebrates the Canadians who are striving to save the wild in Canada by describing some recovery successes.
A strong, competitive economy and high quality of life depend on public infrastructure. Strategic infrastructure investment underpins Canada's long-term economic growth and prosperity, and ensures that our communities are livable and sustainable for generations. Modern Canada has been defined by the nation-building projects undertaken at the right place and time in our history. Since Confederation, far-sighted investments in highways and transit, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the electricity projects, pipelines, airports, seaports and canals that dot our landscape laid the foundation for our prosperity. It is now the time to renew our commitment to building Canada. The country's aging infrastructure needs repair and refurbishment. New challenges from climate change, the internet of things and rapid urbanization require new national commitments to infrastructure development and integrated approaches to planning and delivery across sectors, departments and governments.
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