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The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is the country’s unifying force for nature, working to deliver large-scale, permanent land conservation. With nature we are building a thriving world.

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Musquodoboit, NS (Photo by Doug van Hemessen/NCC Staff)

Musquodoboit, NS (Photo by Doug van Hemessen/NCC Staff)

News Release

Nature Conservancy of Canada expands upon existing key wilderness area along the Musquodoboit River in southcentral Nova Scotia

Small wood turtle, Nova Scotia (Photo by Thomas Baker)

Small wood turtle, Nova Scotia (Photo by Thomas Baker)

Story

In Search of Wood Turtles

Provancher's fleabane (Photo by Brian Popelier, iNaturalist, CC-BY-NC 4.0)

Provancher's fleabane (Photo by Brian Popelier, iNaturalist, CC-BY-NC 4.0)

Featured Species

Provancher's fleabane

Monarch butterfly (Photo by NCC)

Monarch butterfly (Photo by NCC)

Quiz

Five questions about Canada's pollinators

From Our Blog

Drawing in the park with friends (Photo by Mariam Qureshi)

Drawing in the park with friends (Photo by Mariam Qureshi)

Soaking it in: Taking a moment to share the beauty of water

June 27, 2022

Sometimes you don’t have to go far to enjoy nature or have a science degree to understand it. Water is key to our well-being. Soaking in the peaceful views of a pond or spending time around it can greatly help us understand this precious... Continue Reading »

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