News Releases
Nature Conservancy of Canada protects important wetland habitat in Saskatchewan on World Wetlands Day
February 2, 2018The Nature Conservancy of Canada has purchased 65 hectares (160 acres), which contains ecologically significant wetland habitat two kilometres north of Good Spirit Provincial Park, Saskatchewan.Read more »
Key grassland site protected near Saskatoon
November 28, 2017NCC has purchased a jewel of a property near the town of Dundurn for permanent conservation. The property is a 30-minute drive from Saskatoon. Read more »
Local farmer honours parents with donation to Nature Conservancy of Canada
November 3, 2017Local farmer honours parents with a donation to the Nature Conservancy of CanadaRead more »
Bioblitz discovers 10 at-risk species on conservation lands near Grasslands National Park
September 12, 2017Bioblitz discovers 10 at-risk species on conservation lands near Grasslands National Park.Read more »
National group leads week-long celebration of major new conservation project in southwest Saskatchewan
March 14, 2017NCC is announcing a new property in southwest Saskatchewan.Read more »
Unprecedented grassland offset project in Saskatchewan results from multi-partner collaboration
October 3, 2016A new science-based method to calculate habitat offsets has resulted in the largest known industry investment in grassland habitat offset in Saskatchewan, valued at close to $1 million. The approach was developed through a collaboration between the Government of Saskatchewan, K+S Potash Canada (KSPC) and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) with the objective to achieve “no net loss” of native grasslands as a result of the construction of the KSPC’s Legacy Project near Bethune.Read more »
Nature Conservancy of Canada conserves key Saskatchewan site
September 21, 2016The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) in Saskatchewan will officially announce the acquisition of its new Nebo Property. An official unveiling will be Wednesday, Sept. 21. NCC will manage and conserve the 178 hectares (439 acres) of biologically diverse lands that are in Saskatchewan’s boreal transition, where farmland meets forest. NCC purchased the land from the previous owner. Read more »
