I think it's an amazing question. Regrettably, it's not one that being an environmental lawyer clearly positions me to answer.
One observation I would have from working in the Lower Mainland, but also in communities around the province, is how surprising it has been for me to watch young people, who are much more connected to the environment around them than one would ever think, and have very articulate views of potential threats to the beaches they appreciate, to the air they breathe. Perhaps I'm turning it around and saying that I think there are many youth leaders who....
I had the privilege last week to travel with an 11-year-old from the Powell River area, who spoke more eloquently than I ever could about her concerns about oil tankers and pipelines, and so I think that part of the answer is to connect with youth leaders, with young people who have made those connections, and allow them to guide us.
Again, aside from my own desire to get my kids out and about and adding to nature, it's not an area that I have particular expertise in.