CONSERVING URBAN BIODIVERSITY

This is the first video in the citizen science videography series to highlight ways to get involved with research! I'd like to take a moment to express gratitude to Chantiers Jeunesse for their generous support in making this video possible. If you would like to contribute to the Edmonton Urban Coyote project or spot a coyote in the area, head onto: https://edmontonurbancoyotes.ca The Edmonton Urban Coyote Projects main objective is to promote coexistence with coyotes in Edmonton. The reported sightings submitted by the public provide data for research projects at the University of Alberta. Check out the UWCN website for more resources on ways to get involved with conservation: https://urbanwildlifecn.wixsite.com/uwcn Instagram: @ urbanwildlife.cn Facebook: @UrbanWildlife.cn Video filming and production by Jovana Shrestha Additional Photo/Video Credit: 2:42 - Donna Kendall 3:12 - Larry Harris 3:59 - Dale Brochu

I'd like to take a moment to express gratitude to Chantiers Jeunesse for their generous support in making this video possible. If you want to get involved with the adopt a patch program at Elk Island National Park, shoot an email to : benevoleselkisland-elkislandvolunteers@pc.gc.ca ! I'd like to take a moment to express gratitude to Chantiers Jeunesse for their generous support in making this video possible. Check out the UWCN website for more resources on ways to get involved with conservation: https://urbanwildlifecn.wixsite.com/uwcn Instagram: @ urbanwildlife.cn Facebook: @UrbanWildlife.cn Video filming and production by Jovana Shrestha

Thanks for joining us on our hike! You now have a chance to win WWF and UWCN by checking out our Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CLmimbahWI8/ ____________________________________ This video was created by Jovana Shrestha as a part of the Eco Leadership Program with WWF and Chantiers Jeunesse to promote urban biodiversity! Guided by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), this walk is part of the NatureHood project by Nature Canada. Tommy Thompson Park is located in Toronto and a great example of just how much biodiversity can be found in urban areas! To learn more about the Urban Wildlife Conservation Network, take a look at our website: https://urbanwildlifecn.wixsite.com/uwcn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urbanwildlife.cn/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWildlife.cn/ _________________________________ Song: Ikson - New Day (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/cVA-9JHwbFY