Events
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) hosts many events across Canada. Take a look at what's taking place online or in your home province and spend some time with the NCC community.
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2024 Big Backyard BioBlitz
August 1 - 5, 2024Be part of something big! This August long weekend, join thousands of newbies and seasoned BioBlitzers across the country in documenting the nature around them. Sign up today!
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Sunset Interpretive Hike
August 1, 2024Cervo 2, AB
Join the Nature Conservancy of Canada on a hike that blends history with the beauty of nature.
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Search for the Lost Items!
August 3, 2024Lac-des-Loups, Quebec
This activity consists of removing garbage of all kinds from a preserved natural site.
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War of The Weeds - Part 2
August 9, 2024Remove invasive weeds in Golden Ranches to help native plants grow.
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Weed Make a Great Team
August 13, 2024Twin Butte, AB
Help the Nature Conservancy of Canada protect native biodiversity by removing invasive burdock at The Yarrow.
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War of The Weeds - Part 3
August 14, 2024Remove invasive weeds in Golden Ranches to help native plants grow.
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Gaff Point Trailblazers
August 17, 2024Hirtle's Beach, NS
Join us for a day of trail maintenance at the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC's) Gaff Point Nature Reserve.
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Sandy Point Beach Cleanup
August 17, 2024Stephenville Crossing, NL
Help restore a critical nesting habitat.
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S.O.S. Swamp!
August 17, 2024Bristol, Quebec
This activity consists of removing garbage of all kinds from a preserved natural site.
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Pendleton Island Cabin Removal
August 17, 2024Ferry Ramp, Deer Island, NB
Take part in the Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup on Pendleton Island. Help restore a natural habitat with the removal of an old cabin.
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Hunting for the Forgotten!
August 24, 2024Litchfield Lake Marsh, Quebec
Join us on NCC’s Litchfield Lake Marsh conservation site to remove garbage (wood planks, tires, cans, etc.) in the old forest and help restore species habitat.
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St. Peters Harbour Marram Grass Planting
September 21, 2024St. Peters, PE
Help stabilize the sand dunes on PEI’s north shore.
For general inquiries, please contact events@natureconservancy.ca
