Winter 2019
NCC Magazine Winter 2019
Coming the week of February 25: Learn about Indigenous-led conservation, the partnerships between Indigenous Peoples and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) to conserve lands, combating climate change with conservation...and more!
Contents
Fighting climate change with conservation
Nature conservation will help store carbon and allow people and wildlife to adapt to the changes brought on by climate change. Read more >
Pointe Saint-Pierre
This gem on the Gaspé Peninsula offers natural and historic treasures. Read more >
Water smart
Anishinaabe artist and curator Jaimie Isaac respects her connection to nature by always using a reusable water canteen.
A kinship with the land
Indigenous Peoples and the Nature Conservancy of Canada are partnering to conserve lands that thread together Indigenous values, language and culture. Read more >
Swift fox
Travelling up to 60 kilometres per hour, the swift fox is aptly named. Read more >
Project updates
Expanding our efforts in Darkwoods, big news about the little brown bat and cross-country skiing for conservation in Quebec.
Reciprocity with the land
Nuu-chah-nulth Canadian political scientist Eli Enns shares how Indigenous-led conservation efforts can foster reconciliation between people and nature. Read more >
There's nothing like it
Reflecting on a blessedly long season on the Big Lake (Lake Superior) in Ontario. Read more >
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