SDG 15
Examples of UN SDG 15: Life on Land in Action
SDG 15 aims to protect, restore, and promote the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems. This goal focuses on halting deforestation, combating desertification, halting the loss of biodiversity, and protecting endangered species. It encourages sustainable land management, the conservation of natural habitats, and the restoration of ecosystems that provide essential services, such as clean air, water, and food. SDG 15 underscores the need to combat climate change impacts on land and preserve natural environments for future generations. By protecting life on land, we ensure the health and resilience of ecosystems that support all life on Earth.
View more examples of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Action here.
Forest Crisis: Northern Ontario Clearcutting
Ontario clearcutting degrades boreal forests, harming caribou habitat. Urgent change needed for sustainable management
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Dill’s Freshness
Fresh Dill, a fragrant herb, adds a bright, distinctive flavour to Manitoba and Ontario kitchens.
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Trefoil’s Sunshine
Golden-hued Birdsfoot Trefoil blankets open areas, adding cheerful beauty and ecological value to Ontario's landscapes.
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The Orchid’s Mystery
Behold the unique Spotted Coralroot, a fascinating, leafless orchid thriving in Ontario's shaded woodlands.
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Clover’s Comfort
Appreciate the common yet captivating Red Clover, a familiar and vital presence in Ontario's fields.
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Thistle’s Crown
We're checking out the intriguing presence of thistles, their unique forms adding character to Ontario's open spaces.
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Happy Nunavut Day
Happy Nunavut Day! A significant date celebrating Inuit culture, rights, and the North.
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Blueberry Bounty
Northwestern Ontario Blueberries deliver exceptional flavor, a cornerstone of northern summer food traditions.
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Fireweed’s Embrace
Witness the remarkable return of Fireweed, a vibrant sentinel of change in Ontario's natural landscapes.
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