When we protect forests, we counter the effects of climate change, save wildlife and ensure our future Together, we can conserve an additional one million hectares of nature across Canada by 2030.

Carey Island Conservation Area safeguards some of the best salmon and sturgeon habitat in the Fraser River.

Celebrating Bob Winsor’s life: Inventing for society and caring for nature Best known for his inventions that transformed the railway industry, Robert Beck Winsor, known as Bob, left behind many a ...

It is soul-warming to see other organizations join with NCC, looking to support conservation — like Grapes for Humanity (GFH), an organization that raises funds to support climate change action, among ...

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and Au Diable Vert are expanding one of Quebec’s largest protected areas on private land by nearly 200 hectares, with the addition of three newly acquired ...

Grassland-reliant species in the Rocky Mountain Trench now have more protected habitat thanks to a new conservation area near Cranbrook. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is announcing its ...

Land Lines Blog: Black ash, the eastern North American native arboreal treasure, dances on the verge of extinction. Hear the story of three Nature Conservancy of Canada interns who were on a mission ...

You can make a difference in your own backyard by selecting native plant species and supporting native pollinators.

Birds are singing, bees are buzzing and turtles are laying eggs. This is the time of year when turtles embark on their long journey, sometimes covering several kilometres, to find an ideal nesting ...

Conserving lands adjacent to parks and other protected areas builds a bigger buffer for wildlife and habitat resiliency.

Five ways how agriculture and ranching can contribute solutions to the climate crisis: lessons from COP28.

Learn about the significance of seeing elk in a natural area and why this keystone species is an important indicator of ecosystem health.