Documents and resources shared by city on its Nature Pathway
I. Analyze
1. Commit & Mobilize
2. Research & Assess
3. Set Baseline
II. Act
1. Develop Strategy
2. Detail & Finance Projects
3. Implement & Monitor
III. Accelerate
1. Integrate & Collaborate
2. Review & Upscale
3. Advocate & Inspire
Head of Government
Valérie Plante
Mayor of City of Montréal, QC
Valérie Plante
Montréal, host city of the Secretariat of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, is proud to be a CWN pioneer. We must participate in the international movement promoting the establishment of vibrant green cities, where biodiversity and populations can thrive! Protecting ecosystems and their contributions to well-being is crucial to fighting and adapting to climate change, for the benefit of all citizens and of future generations.
GALLERY
Residential street (credit: Frédérique Ménard-Aubin)
Playtime in a neigbourhood park (credit: Toma Iczkovits)
Autumn colors in Mount Royal Park (credit: Ville de Montréal)
Family picnic in Des Rapides Park (credit: Julie Durocher)
Stroll through the forest in Pointe-aux-Prairies Nature Park (credit: Alexandre Campeau-Vallée)
Nautical activities in Cap-Saint-Jacques Nature Park (credit: Yves Kéroack)
Fall afternoon in René Lévesque Park (credit: Ville de Montréal)
Summer day in Jarry Park (credit: Alexandre Campeau-Vallée)
Wintertime fun in Mount Royal Park (credit: Alexandre Campeau-Vallée)