Stories From the Field
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Be thankful for nature, and nature will thank you
Every October, Atlantic Canadians are treated to a natural phenomenon, as our landscapes transform into a vivid wash of vibrant oranges, yellows and reds. At NCC we are thankful for Atlantic Canada’s diverse habitats, which provide us with important ecosystem services. Read more »
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A summer of partnership and experience
Meet Julia Ball: the first intern to work with both the Nature Conservancy of Canada and Qalipu First Nation over one summer. Read more »
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Lloyds River: An unexpected journey
Find out what happened when the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Newfoundland team had to switch plans the night before venturing into one of the island’s most remote nature reserves.Read more »
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Snakes, saints and sightings: What you can do to help uncover the mystery of gartersnakes in Newfoundland
What does the arrival of snakes mean for Newfoundland’s ecosystems and biodiversity? Will another non-native animal added to the mix spell trouble for the island’s unique, endemic and beloved species? Read more »
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How did 15 trees find their way to Torbay Gully?
Even our smallest nature reserves are deserving of some love and care. Read along to find out how 15 trees made their way to the Torbay Gully Nature Reserve. Read more »
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The bats are calling
You can’t hear it, but the bats are calling! Follow along with the Newfoundland and Labrador team and learn how bats are getting the attention they need.Read more »
