Explore efforts to strengthen communities, enhance corridors, and create wildlife crossings
Join Y2Y at Canada’s first-ever national conference dedicated to ecological connectivity on April 22-25, 2025 in Banff, Alberta. Leaders from various sectors—nonprofits, governments, businesses, and indigenous groups—will converge to share, learn, and inspire action.
This event will offer the opportunity to learn about from the success of Banff’s wildlife crossings, which have reduced animal-vehicle collisions by over 80 per cent. Participants will gain insights into innovative conservation strategies that are helping people and nature thrive.
Join us to shape a sustainable future for Canada’s wildlife and landscapes! Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory.
Conference highlights:
- Success Stories and Indigenous Knowledge: Insights from successful ecological connectivity initiatives, including Indigenous-led projects and stewardship practices shaping conservation efforts.
- Developments in Science & Research: Updates on the latest research in wildlife corridors and crossing structures, featuring real-world applications of cutting-edge scientific advancements.
- Practical Solutions & Resources: A showcase of effective tools and innovative technologies enhancing ecological connectivity, benefiting safety, cultural values, and local economies.
- Partnerships and Collaboration: Opportunities to form lasting partnerships and networks essential for widespread ecological conservation efforts.
- Funding & Capacity for the Future: Exploration of funding avenues and resources vital for sustaining long-term conservation projects.
Partners:
This event is led by Parks Canada, ARC Solutions, Alberta Conservation Association, the Miistakis Institute, Alberta Conservation Association and Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative.
