Science & Resources

At the Escarpment Corridor Alliance (ECA), we use the most current environmental science to guide our work. We gather research, commission new studies when needed, and consult with scientists, conservationists, and other experts. Then, we turn that complex data into clear priorities for protecting the Escarpment. We share this knowledge with landowners, policymakers, and local communities to support informed decisions that safeguard nature now and for future generations. As part of our approach, we’re committed to Two-Eyed Seeing—bringing together Western science with Traditional Ecological Knowledge and honouring culturally significant places.