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Stories from the field

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

  • Lanna Campbell and volunteer John Nyren clean up Murray Harbour nature reserves (photo credit: Stephen DesRoches)
    Thank you, Murray Harbour volunteers!

    In August 2019, volunteers from NCC and INT travelled to the island nature reserves in Murray Harbour, PEI, to sweep them clean of plastics and marine garbage.
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  • Husavik Coastal Wetlands
    Helping out on Husavik

    A group of eager Conservation Volunteers joined NCC on July 27 to survey as many species as possible on our Husavik Coastal Wetlands property!
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  • Douglas Marsh (Photo by NCC)
    Volunteers monitor wildlife on the NCC’s Douglas Marsh property

    A number of volunteers recently joined the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and Manitoba Important Bird Areas Program (MB IBA) to increase their knowledge of NCC’s Douglas Marsh property.
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  • Sandy Point Beach Sweep 2016, NL (Photo by Aiden Mahoney)
    Thank you, Sandy Point Conservation Volunteers!

    Conservation Volunteer beach cleanup--an event summary and thank you
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  • Eastern whip-poor-will (Photo by Tanner Senti)
    Citizen observation at work in the Greater Bristol Marsh

    A haven of biodiversity in the Ottawa Valley, the Greater Bristol Marsh is home to several bird species that are rare or at-risk in Quebec. Recently, about 10 volunteers joined the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) team to inventory and monitor these species. One of the species, the eastern whip-poor-will, is designated threatened in Canada and likely to be designated threatened or vulnerable in Quebec.
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  • Conservation Volunteers on Waggle Springs (Photo by S. Murray)
    A Wonderful CV Weekend

    NCC's Engagement Coordinator, Steven Anderson, had a great experience at his first two Conservation Volunteers events.
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