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Aboriginal governments at forefront to protect biodiversity

And despite its incredible richness, the biodiversity of Canada’s boreal forest is often overlooked by the global conservation community—and even in Canada itself—as attention has historically focused on smaller, intense-biodiversity hot spots.

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