Feature Stories
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Restoration: What viable ecosystems can do for us and how we can get there
At the Nature Conservancy of Canada, we conserve biodiversity by acquiring and protecting important natural areas. But because of habitat degradation, NCC must often restore ecosystems in the areas where we work.Read more »
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Wrapping up the year with all that you’ve helped accomplish for nature
It’s been a year of amazing conservation outcomes for the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Learn about 11 conservation highlights across Canada in 2021 and the priorities in the year ahead.Read more »
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That’s a wrap! A look back at 10 conservation highlights from coast to coast in 2022
It’s been a busy year for the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Let's take a look at some highlights from 2022 and the conservation you've helped make possible.Read more »
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All about NCC at COP15
At COP15, 196 member nations will be attending a series of meetings to finalize the next Global Biodiversity Framework, which sets out a plan to implement broad-based action to stop and reverse the destruction of nature, and to transform society's relationship with nature by 2050. Read more »
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6 Nature Destinations to go for a hike at this summer
In honour of International Trails Day, here are six Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) Nature Destinations to go for a hike at this summer.Read more »
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A spring message from our president & CEO, John Lounds
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of welcoming a few surprise visitors to my home. I know that sounds a little odd. We’re in the middle of a pandemic! But there they were, a lively little flock of yellow-rumped warblers, grabbing a quick snack on their way north and reminding me that spring is here. Imagine: if I hadn’t been working from home, I would have missed them.Read more »
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Why urban nature matters
Urban natural environments provide many benefits to people, including cleaner air, recreation, food security and flood protection. Read more »
