New tools to help communities prevent marine litter in North America
Online
May 13, 2021 12:30–1:30pm
Public
We know that most marine litter originates on land. Since 2017, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) has been facilitating collaboration and developing tools to address land-based marine litter in North America. In this webinar, speakers will present new tools developed by the CEC to help communities, cities, and organizations in North America take action locally and raise public awareness about the journey of litter to the ocean. This webinar will be delivered in English, with simultaneous interpretation to French and Spanish.
Agenda
13 May, 2021
Lucie Robidoux
Head of Unit for Ecosystems
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Lucie Robidoux
Head of Unit for Ecosystems
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Lucie Robidoux is Head of the Ecosystems Unit at the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, where she manages projects related to species and ecosystems conservation and restoration.
Julie Roy
Project Lead
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Julie Roy
Project Lead
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Julie Roy is Project Lead – Ecosystems at the Commission for Environmental Cooperation and responsible for the implementation of projects on marine litter reduction, climate adaptation in marine protected areas, and collaboration on pollinator conservation.
Nicklas Rønning
Managing Partner, Signifly Inc. Canada
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Nicklas Rønning
Managing Partner, Signifly Inc. Canada
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Nicklas Rønning is the Managing Partner at Signifly Canada. Specializing in translating visionary strategy into tangible digital opportunities, he runs Signifly’s office in Montreal and leads the team of strategists, designers, and developers. For the past 10 years, Nicklas has consulted global brands, governmental organizations and start-ups with communications strategies, digital solutions and campaigns.
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Contact
Lucie Robidoux
Head of Unit, Ecosystems
(514) 350-4311