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Since 1962, Canada’s leading not-for-profit, private land conservation organization, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), has been protecting Ontario’s most important natural areas and the species they sustain. Along with its partners, NCC has helped to protect more than 243,000 hectares in Ontario. From the north shore of Lake Superior to Pelee Island in Lake Erie, NCC works to protect the province’s most significant natural landscapes.

Stories from the Field

Conservation Volunteers at Plantapalooza. (Photo by Jill Crosthwaite/NCC staff)

Conservation Volunteers at Plantapalooza. (Photo by Jill Crosthwaite/NCC staff)

Pelee Island Plantapalooza a success!

In June, NCC marked a major milestone in wetland restoration efforts on Florian Diamante Nature Reserve on Pelee Island, ON. Continue Reading »

American bittern. Photo by Gen Pintel/NCC staff.

American bittern. Photo by Gen Pintel/NCC staff.

From marsh to farm and back again: A wetland restoration story

The story of how the Florian Diamante Nature Reserve's big wetland was created over a five year process on Pelee Island, Ontario. This is the largest wetland restoration project completed by the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Ontario. Continue Reading »

From Our Blog

The view of the southern pond at Graham property (Photo by Alice Xiao/NCC staff)

The view of the southern pond at Graham property (Photo by Alice Xiao/NCC staff)

What five months in a cabin taught me about conservation

September 18, 2023

I always wanted to live in a cabin in the woods, to be away from the city and experience life in the countryside. I imagined it to be like in the picture books of woodland animals: baking, sewing and drinking tea in cozy wood cabins, all with a... Continue Reading »

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