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SDG 15: Life on Land

Target 15.4 By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development.

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Group B: Stakeholders who need to care more about life on land in British Columbia

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Group B: Stakeholders who need to care more about life on land in British Columbia

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Group A: Stakeholders who already care about life on land in British Columbia

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Group A: Stakeholders who already care about life on land in British Columbia

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Active Allies

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Individuals who use mountain trails for hiking, mountain biking, or walking dogs. These people usually care for the environment and have a strong standing in protecting it. For example if they see litter on the trail they will most likely pick it up.

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Students who are aware of environmental issues and support the protection of mountainous ecosystems.

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Indigenous groups who traditionally live or near mountain ecosystems and have a cultural and ancestral connection to the land. These individuals have a key role in conservation efforts.

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New housing is most definitely a necessity. However, Urban developers could be persuaded to make these housing areas more environmentally friendly. They could do this by having more forest and green zones in between new homes, providing area for life on land.

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These are students who need to care more about environmental protection. Active participation could help in this, not just academic learning as important as it is.

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These are individuals who have bought a property on land that was recently a forest ecosystem. They might not understand that there efforts are pushing animals further back into the woods. Bears are roaming around their streets because that area used to be the bears home.

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The issue with litter on mountain trails is that it is caused by SOME trail users. An increased awareness of what this litter does for the environment could change their littering habits.

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A lot of gardeners care about the environment as it's their passion. However they can help more with SDG 15 efforts by planting trees in mountainous ecosystems.

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Non-profit organizations can help support this cause through their efforts of protecting the environment.