2018 Boreal 47 sailboat review

The Black Scoter’s future is deeply tied to the health of the Boreal Forest. Their breeding wetlands face pressure from climate change, industrial activity, and habitat loss. By protecting large, intact boreal landscapes, we protect one of North America’s key migratory species and countless others that rely on the same waters and forests. More at www.borealconservation.org/intact-forest | Boreal Conservation

🐻 Bears, bears, bears. 🐻‍❄️Thanks to its intact ecosystems, free-flowing rivers, and thriving landscapes – many, many bears call the Boreal Forest home. This includes grizzlies, black bears, and polar bears. But these magnificent animals are more than just wanderers of the forest; they’re also an integral part of its health. Their presence on the land—like scattering seeds and enriching soil—helps to sustain the forest and keep this incredible ecosystem in balance. This relationship is a remin

In a world that has lost 80 percent of its original forests, Canada’s Boreal Forest is one of the last strongholds of wild nature left on the planet. It holds more intact forest landscape—large, natural ecosystems unbroken by roads or other human intervention—than any place on Earth. With the world’s forests disappearing, conserving the boreal is one of the last opportunities to protect something BIG. #InternationalForestDay | Boreal Conservation