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Stories from the field

Read about the science and stewardship projects Conservation Volunteers are supporting across the country!

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    NCC's Big Backyard BioBlitz: Photo Gallery

    Check out some photos from NCC's Big Backyard BioBlitz! Have some photos of your own? Tag them using #NCCBioBlitz on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to have them appear in our gallery.
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  • Deborah Powell (Photo by Tony Fouhse)
    Volunteer spotlight : Deborah Powell

    Here at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) summertime usually means we get to be out in the field completing important conservation work with the help of our awesome volunteers.
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  • Jennifer Haughton, NCC Volunteer. Photo by Jennifer Haughton
    Volunteer Spotlight: Jennifer Haughton

    Environmental sciences graduate and amateur nature photograper Jennifer Haughton shares why volunteering with NCC is important to her.
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  • Volunteers clearing broom on James Island, BC (Photo by NCC)
    A decade of Conservation Volunteers successes and beyond

    Conservation Volunteers at the Nature Conservancy of Canada have accomplished many amazing work in the past decade and beyond, from coast to coast. Here are some highlights from the 2010s.
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  • American avocet (Photo by C. Artuso)
    Shorebird conservation

    Explore what NCC is doing for shorebird conservation in partnership with Bird Studies Canada, Manitoba Important Bird Area Program, Souris River Watershed District, and Environment and Climate Change Canada
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  • The team at île du Moine, Quebec (Photo by NCC)
    Nesting boxes: Encouraging the return of a threatened species

    Summer wouldn’t be the same without the twittering and warbling of barn swallows. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is currently working on reintroducing the species by building and erecting nesting boxes on its île du Moine property in Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel, on Lac Saint-Pierre.
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