About Us

An Introduction to Rare Earth Restoration Services

Founded by Justin Duncan, a restoration practitioner with over 20 years of experience in environmental policy, science and law.  After many years practicing as an environmental lawyer, Justin decided to shift his career to the area where he sees the greatest opportunity for hope and meaningful change: actively working with nature to restore it to former function and diversity. 

With over 20 years working with Indigenous communities, government agencies, companies and not for profits across Canada, Justin is also committed to working collaboratively with diverse groups of people to find unique solutions to ecological challenges. 

Having membership in the Society for Ecological Restoration, we are committed to following the International Principles and Standards for the Practice of Ecological Restoration which can be found here.

An Ecological Restoration Primer

Ecological restoration is the process of assisting the recovery of an ecosystem that has been degraded, damaged, or destroyed by creating conditions needed so that microorganisms, plants, and animals can carry out the work of recovery. The benefits of this approach include:

  • improving biological diversity

  • increasing the populations and distribution of threatened species

  • improving landscape connectivity

  • increasing the availability of environmental goods and services

  • contributing to the improvement of human well-being

  • following project completion, human intervention and management (and the associated cost) is minimized

Cool Fact

2021-2030 IS THE UN DECADE ON RESTORATION

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