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61. If you wanna be happy, plant trees

(Web Page; Tue Nov 08 15:17:00 CST 2016)

“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time was in fall 2016.” ~ my take on a familiar proverb On this special day, I joined a group of dedicated Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) Conservation Volun...

Description: “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time was in fall 2016.” - a revised proverb

62. Le mot de la directrice de la rédaction

(Web Page; Tue Mar 28 14:26:00 CDT 2017)

Quand vous lirez ce numéro du magazine Conservation de la nature Canada, l’hiver sera sûrement bien installé dans votre coin de pays. Peut-être aurez-vous déjà fait un bonhomme de neige, part...

Description: Christine Beevis-Trickett, directrice de la rédaction du Magazine CNC, nous décrit la beauté des paysages hivernaux et le legs du Dr Henry Barnett, un contributeurs de premier plan.

63. Linda Stephenson

(Web Page; Thu Jun 28 08:58:00 CDT 2018)

Linda Stephenson joined the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in November of 1998, with the responsibility of establishing an office for Atlantic Canada in Fredericton. More than a decade later, in addition to Fredericton, NCC has staff...

Description: is the vice-president, regional operations for NCC.

64. Mark Stabb

(Web Page; Thu Jun 28 09:02:00 CDT 2018)

Mark Stabb est le directeur des programmes de Conservation de la nature Canada (CNC) dans le centre de l’Ontario. Il est responsable de projets de conservation dans la moraine Oak Ridges, la forêt Happy Valley au nord de To...

Description: est le directeur des programmes de Conservation de la nature Canada (CNC) dans le centre de l’Ontario.

65. Forêts anciennes 101

(Web Page; Fri Oct 27 14:53:00 CDT 2023)

Pourquoi les forêts anciennes sont-elles importantes? Lorsqu’on évoque l’image d’une forêt en santé, les arbres morts ou moribonds en sont généralement absents. Pourtant, tous le...

Description: Lorsqu’on évoque l’image d’une forêt en santé, généralement les arbres morts, mourants ou malades en sont absents. Pourtant, tous les experts forestiers vous diront que ces arbres sont des éléments essentiels d’un écosystème forestier en santé et qu’ils représentent une importante caractéristique des forêts anciennes.

66. Cerulean warbler

(Web Page; Mon Aug 15 13:14:00 CDT 2022)

The cerulean warbler is an evasive bird. It is often heard but rarely seen, because it lives in the tops of the tallest trees. Here, it flits from branch to branch as it forages for food. Each time the late Dr. Henry Barnett visited the ...

Description: The cerulean warbler is an evasive bird, often heard but rarely seen because it lives in the tops of the tallest trees, flitting from branch to branch as it forages for food.

67. 407 ETR

(Web Page; Fri May 26 15:59:00 CDT 2023)

407 ETR is proud to support the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in protecting and caring for Ontario’s biodiversity and natural spaces. NCC and 407 ETR have announced a new three-year partnership that will support the next gener...

Description: 407 ETR is proud to support the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) to help protect and care for Ontario’s biodiversity and natural spaces.

68. From one NCC intern to another

(Web Page; Wed Oct 31 15:45:00 CDT 2018)

One of the main reasons why working for the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is so rewarding is because of all the wonderful people that make the work possible. At the forefront are NCC’s interns. Whether it’s spending days...

Description: NCC communications intern Sophia Yang interviews other NCC interns to find out what it's really like working for a conservation organization.

69. Paruline Azurée

(Web Page; Thu Oct 10 08:07:00 CDT 2019)

La paruline azurée est un oiseau de petite taille dont on entend souvent le chant, mais qui est difficile à observer. Fréquentant la cime des plus grands arbres, elle voltige de branche en branche en quête de n...

Description: La paruline azurée est un oiseau de petite taille dont on entend souvent le chant, mais qui est difficile à observer.

70. Something's Fishy: The good, the bad and the goby

(Web Page; Tue Feb 23 10:50:00 CST 2016)

Think of the meanest, toughest fish in a Canadian river. The one other species actively avoid, swimming faster as it approaches. Is it the longnose gar, with its mouth full of sharp teeth? Or the largemouth bass, a species which devours ...

Description: The species that has fish, and the scientists who study them, worried is the invasive round goby. Coming in at a whopping eight to 12 centimetres, this aggressive, bottom-dwelling fish has already wiped out a significant portion of mottled sculpin populations in Canadian waters.