Stories From the Field
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Highlights of 2021 in Ontario
Thanks to your support, we are celebrating another successful year of conservation in the Ontario Region. Reflect with us on some of the top highlights from the year. Read more »
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Protecting Town Island: A biologist’s perspective
In this video, Kristyn Ferguson shares what makes Town Island an urgent conservation priority, and its importance for both people and animals. Read more »
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Native plant gardening in Ontario
This spring, consider a low-maintenance garden that promotes native biodiversity. We've compiled some resources to help get you started. Read more »
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Forests, wetlands and grasslands: The superheroes of flood control
Forests, wetlands and even grasslands help to slow down erosion, absorb water and provide a natural buffer to lakes and rivers. Read more »
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How a hunt club became NCC’s newest conservation area
NCC is proud to be the new owner of the Flight Club marsh and part of a landscape-scale collaboration to ensure the Big Creek marshes continue to provide critical habitat for waterfowl and other species.Read more »
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Salamanders of Pelee Island
Pelee Island is home to three species of salamander: red-spotted newt, small-mouthed salamander and blue-spotted salamander. It is also home to a unique population of unisexual (all-female) salamanders found nowhere else in Canada. Read more »
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Discover the plants and animals of Pelee Island
Pelee is the largest in a series of islands known as the Western Lake Erie Islands, and provides habitat for many rare species at the far northern edge of their range. Here are just some of the many species that inhabit this special place.Read more »
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Pelee Island is for the birds
In the warm, green-blue waters of Lake Erie, Ontario’s Pelee Island is a haven for hundreds of species of migratory birds. NCC welcomes you to discover what we are doing to protect this special place, and to come visit. Read more »
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Episode Four: The Home of the Butcher Bird
This is the story of a globally rare ecosystem discovered by chance – and why it matters.Read more »
