About the Trilateral Committee
In 1996, the wildlife conservation agencies of the United States, Mexico, and Canada signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing the Canada/Mexico/US Trilateral Committee for Wildlife and Ecosystem Conservation and Management. This agreement formally brought together for the first time the three nations of North America, consolidating a continental effort for wildlife and ecosystem conservation and management.
The Canada/Mexico/ U.S. Trilateral Commitee
The Canada/Mexico/ U.S. Trilateral Commitee
Featured Projects
SGin Xaana Sdiihlt’lxa: Night Birds Returning
This trilateral project was jointly launched by Parks Canada and the Haida Nation in 2009 to restore nesting seabird habitat throughout the national park reserve. In September 2013, Parks Canada led the implementation of this project in partnership with the U.S. and Mexico.
La Red de Pastoreo Sostenible
Para lograr que los pastizales sean más resilientes, establecimos la Red de Pastoreo Sostenible como una colaboración entre varios entes dedicados a la conservación (originalmente IMC Vida Silvestre A.C., Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (BCR), la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, y ahora Especies, Sociedad y Hábitat, A.C.
Seabird Restoration on theBaja California Pacific Islands, Mexico
Background In August of 2011, the Montrose Settlements and S.S Jacob Luckenbach Trustee Councils selected a partnership of Mexican and U.S. based organizations to implement an approximate 5-year seabird restoration program on the Baja California Pacific Islands, Mexico.
Our Mission
The Trilateral Committee is steadfastly committed to fostering a future where the rich biodiversity and ecological integrity of North America are conserved, celebrated, and sustained for generations to come.
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Our Partners
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Dena Cator
Canada Wildlife Service
Leonel Francisco Urbano Gutierrez
General Direction of Wildlife (SEMARNAT-DGVS)
Valencia Richardson
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service