Habitat was commissioned by WWF-Canada to develop a scientific definition of primary forests, as well as a geospatial workflow to map primary forests in Canada and strengthen their protection at the federal level.

The Femmes Pro-Forêts project, led by the Union des producteurs agricoles - Développement international in collaboration with the Canada Research Chair in Ecological Ecology, aims to adapt to climate change for the benefit of vulnerable women, young women and their families in Guinea's Moyen-Bafing National Park, notably through the increased adoption of nature-based solutions.

The Innu nation of Essipit demonstrated its leadership earlier this year by announcing its ambitious protected area and connected habitats project, Essipiunnu-meshkanau. This announcement is part of a vast initiative undertaken by the nation to better protect and manage its Nitassinan (ancestral territory), in order to restore and conserve quality habitats for local species and ultimately maintain the innu-aitun (traditional activities and knowledge of the Essipiunnuat).