Honouring Dr. Jane Goodall and Dr. Anne Innis Dagg: Getting More Kids to the Toronto Zoo

exploration of public, private, and philanthropic partnerships to support this initiative and ensure its sustainability as a long-term investment in education, environmental leadership, and civic pride; b. consideration of mobility options for school groups from across Toronto to access the Zoo, including alignment with the Toronto Transit Corporation Field Trip Pilot Program; c. aiming to ensure equitable access for all students and prioritizing schools in underserved communities where opportunities for nature connection are often limited; and d. consultation with the representatives of the estates of Dr. Jane Goodall and Dr. Anne Innis Dagg to determine how best to acknowledge their legacies 2. City Council formally recognize Dr. Jane Goodall and Dr. Anne Innis Dagg for their extraordinary contributions to science, conservation, and humanity, and that the initiative in Part 1 above be created in their honour as a living legacy that benefits future generations and to honour them as Guardians of Wild. 3. City Council forward this item to the Board of Management of the Toronto Zoo for information.