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Bringing together private property owners to protect and preserve the ecosystem
Bringing together private property owners to protect and preserve the ecosystem
Bringing together private property owners to protect and preserve the ecosystem
Tuesday 23rd August 2022
Learn how Gabriola Island's community is protecting their ecosystem with the Nature Stewards program in this episode of People First Radio.
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Get the buttons here!Guardians of Nature: How a Community is Preserving Their Ecosystem
It's about gratitude and respect for the land that you're living on and thinking more carefully about how we are just one of the beings that are occupying the space that you're in for this period of time.
Ever wondered how a community can band together to protect its natural beauty? This episode of People First Radio takes you to Gabriola Island, where the Gabriola Land and Trails Trust is leading a grassroots movement to preserve the local ecosystem. With most of the land privately owned, the Trust's Nature Stewards program invites property owners to become guardians of their own little slice of nature.
By committing to keep parts of their land untouched, these stewards help maintain the island's biodiversity and scenic landscapes. The episode dives into the nuts and bolts of how this program works, including the legal agreements known as covenants that ensure long-term protection. You'll hear from passionate community members who share their experiences and motivations for joining the initiative. It's not just about preserving land; it's about fostering a culture of gratitude, respect, and volunteerism.
This episode is perfect for anyone interested in conservation, community action, or simply looking for a heartwarming story about people coming together for a common good. Whether you're a nature lover or someone curious about how local efforts can make a big difference, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.