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Technicians survey tree in the field (Photo by NCC)

Technicians survey tree in the field (Photo by NCC)

Featured research

 
Featured research stories are from Land Lines, the Nature Conservancy of Canada blog.

  • The western rattlesnake. (Photo by Stephanie Winton)

    Don’t forget to brake for snakes

    Stephanie Winston and her colleagues at BC’s Thompson Rivers University and Environment and Climate Change Canada have been studying roadkill...
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  • Common green darner (Photo by Nancy Norman, CC BY-NC 4.0)

    Small but mighty — Migrating green darner dragonflies

    Led by Prof. Ryan Norris, Grace Pitman and Sam Knight investigate common green darner dragonfly migration across southern Ontario.
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  • Sundial lupine in the oak savannah (Photo by NCC)

    Weston Family Conservation Science Fellowship Program

    Learn about the Weston Family Conservation Science Fellowship Program and Nature Conservancy of Canada's priority research topics.
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  • Female rufous hummingbird (Photo by Jennifer Kepler CC BY-NC)

    Hummingbirds: The forgotten pollinator when it comes to pesticides

    From early April through May, rufous hummingbirds arrive in the Fraser Valley, BC, where they briefly court, nest and raise their young before...
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  • Native grassland (Photo by Sarah Ludlow/NCC staff)

    Native grassland is important habitat for grassland birds

    Saying that native grassland is important habitat for grassland birds seems quite obvious. So what are native grasslands, and what makes them...
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  • Woodland caribou at the summit of Mont Jacques-Cartier, tallest among the Chic Choc Mountains of Gaspésie National Park, QC. (Photo by Zack Metcalfe)

    Antlers of the East: Tracking the decline of the Atlantic-Gaspésie caribou (part two)

    Learn more about the decline of the Atlantic-Gaspésie caribou in part two of Antlers of the East.
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  • Woodland caribou at the summit of Mont Jacques-Cartier, tallest among the Chic Choc Mountains of Gaspésie National Park, QC. (Photo by Zack Metcalfe)

    Antlers of the East: Tracking the decline of the Atlantic-Gaspésie caribou (part one)

    Learn about the decline of the Atlantic-Gaspésie caribou subpopulation.
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  • Wetlands can support lots of plants and vegetation. (Photo by Amanda Loder)

    Carbon and wetlands: So what's the big deal?

    Wetlands can support a lot of plants and vegetation that take up carbon from the atmosphere. What's unique about wetlands is that they enable...
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