Ecological corridors

• Climate change adaptation

  Climate change is a major threat to wildlife and ecosystems in Canada and around the world. Adaptation to these changes is critical, not only to protect biodiversity but also to support human health and well-being.

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  Connectivity and climate change: The Fonds vert to help ecological corridors

  NCC welcomes the contribution of nearly $1M from the Ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques to its Ecological corridors: a climate change adaptation strategy project.

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  Connectivity: Passages for species to migrate

  What is connectivity? Connectivity is a fundamental principle in nature conservation. Protecting and restoring connectivity is critical in landscapes that have been fragmented by roads, cities and farms.

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  Ecological corridors - story map

  Ecological corridors: A climate change adaptation strategy

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  Improving the health of our forests

  Fall is just around the corner, and we can look forward to the dramatic annual transformation of our forests. This time of year, when the majestic maple trees display their red and gold hues, is when Quebec is at its finest. Of course, the delicious maple syrup season in spring is also noteworthy! Most certainly, Canada’s emblematic tree is deserving of our pride! Yet, it could be in danger.

• NCC and RESAM join forces to protect natural environments

  The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and the Regroupement des sociétés d'aménagement forestier du Québec (RESAM) are pooling their expertise to inform, engage and support woodlot owners in sustainable forest management, and as a result address climate change.