Each organization is contributing specific skills and abilities to support freshwater resilience \u2014 first in the St. John River Basin and then, over time, across Canada. The collaboration represents a transdisciplinary approach to research and practice. For more than half a century, WWF-Canada has worked to protect the future of nature and is the country’s largest international conservation organization. With 20 per cent of the world\u2019s freshwater supply in Canada, we have a global responsibility to keep our waters healthy. WWF-Canada is working towards a future where all Canadian waters are in good condition by building water-resilient communities, bringing big water data to decision-making tables, and creating a culture of water stewardship across the country.<\/p>\n The MOU solidifies a partnership between the two organizations, which have collaborated together on projects over the years. Both Brock University and WWF-Canada aim to address freshwater challenges and opportunities through a mix of academic and community-based approaches to resilience and stewardship, in order to make evidence-based decisions.<\/p>\n What<\/strong>: Brock University and WWF-Canada collaboration announcement and The Future of Freshwater<\/em> panel discussion<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/brocku.ca\/brock-news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/06\/WWFCanada-BrockPoster.jpg\")
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