© naturepl.com / Alex Mustard / WWF Scenic view of a bull kelp forest (Nereocystis luetkeana) with sunlight shining through the fronds. Browning Pass, Port Hardy, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Canada. North East Pacific Ocean.

Tracking Canada’s Restoration Efforts

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How it works

Mission Restoration allows practitioners to track, monitor and account for major restoration initiatives across Canada, helping ensure that restoration outcomes are visible, credible and aligned with national and international commitments.

Through this pillar, we:

Track and count large-scale restoration initiatives across land, freshwater and coastal ecosystems

Support consistent approaches to monitoring and reporting

Align restoration outcomes with federal and international targets

Contribute to a collective understanding of restoration progress in Canada

Only 3 steps 

STEP 1: Organizational Information

Provide your personal and organizational details.

STEP 2: Data Submission

Enter your data (you can include data from 2020 to present).

STEP 3: Agreement

Review and sign the Information Sharing Agreement

Restoration in numbers

146,576.57

Restored hectares tracked by Mission Restoration*

*This number represents the collective impact of our partners, publicly available restoration data, and restoration work funded by WWF-Canada.

Our Contributors


Contact the Mission Restoration Team at [email protected]


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