Stories From the Field
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5 ways to enjoy nature from the comfort of your house
Spending time in nature is a great way to de-stress, but going to a park might not be your best option right now. Here are five ways to access nature from the comfort of your couch, bed or yoga mat! Read more »
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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.Read more »
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4 ways to enjoy Quebec’s winters
One of the many incredible things about Quebec is its natural beauty in all four seasons. Although Quebec winters can be harsh, cold and snowy, with the right footwear, clothing and attitude, it can be an enjoyable time of year!Read more »
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A day spent amidst Kenauk’s splendour
On September 14, close to 75 people gathered in the enchanting setting of Kenauk – Saumon (Kinonge) river valley, in Montebello, for the first event organized by the Nature Conservancy of Canada's (NCC’s) Young Philanthropist Leaders Committee. We take a look back at a busy day in nature that delighted young and old alike. Read more »
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Lynx without borders
In order to survive, all animals, but especially large mammals, need to move to habitats where they can reproduce, feed and find shelter. Vanishing forests and landscape fragmentation is a direct threat to their survival unless we protect the passages, called ecological corridors, which connect territories together.Read more »
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Planting for the monarch’s future, one flower at a time
This fall, the monarch butterfly, an emblematic insect of North American, will begin its journey to Mexico, one of the most important migratory phenomena in the animal kingdom. Read more »
