Baseline 68% of Canada’s wildlife habitat capacity is found on only 1/3 of the agricultural land in Canada. Much of this land is managed by beef farmers and ranchers (CRSB, 2016). Conservation groups work hand in hand with Canadian beef farmers and ranchers to conserve natural ecosystems. Learn more in this short documentary: Guardians of the Grasslands. Farmers and ranchers certified under CRSB’s Certified Sustainable Beef Framework are audited for their practices related to conserving native ecosystems and maintaining habitat for wildlife and species at risk Government-supported programs such as Species At Risk Partnerships on Agricultural Lands help beef producers implement projects that help conserve habitat for specific at-risk species 2030 Goals: Maintain the 35 million acres of native grassland in the care of beef producers Maintain healthy functioning ecosystems through well-managed grazing systems that maintain sustainable plant communities and healthy rangelands