Most NCC properties are open to the public. Please respect jurisdictional health guidelines when visiting our natural areas, and consult our website for site-specific updates.  Learn more >

Nature + Climate link

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is the country’s unifying force for nature, working to deliver large-scale, permanent land conservation. With nature we are building a thriving world.

Explore our properties by visiting Nature Destinations

Aerial shot of Bonanza Marsh Conservation Area (Photo by Ryan Durand)

Aerial shot of Bonanza Marsh Conservation Area (Photo by Ryan Durand)

News Release

Family secures a natural future for beloved marsh by donating land for conservation

Emilie Brien talks to a group of students at NCC's Fleming Ranch (Photo by Derek Shackleford)

Emilie Brien talks to a group of students at NCC's Fleming Ranch (Photo by Derek Shackleford)

Story

Schools of thought amid flocks of birds and herds of elk

Pitcher's thistle on Manitoulin Island (photo Laura Mousseau).

Pitcher's thistle on Manitoulin Island (photo Laura Mousseau).

Featured Species

Pitcher's thistle

Song sparrow (Photo by Stuart Clarke)

Song sparrow (Photo by Stuart Clarke)

Quiz

How many bird songs and calls can you recognize?

From Our Blog

Drawing in the park with friends (Photo by Mariam Qureshi)

Drawing in the park with friends (Photo by Mariam Qureshi)

Soaking it in: Taking a moment to share the beauty of water

June 27, 2022

Sometimes you don’t have to go far to enjoy nature or have a science degree to understand it. Water is key to our well-being. Soaking in the peaceful views of a pond or spending time around it can greatly help us understand this precious... Continue Reading »

A Glance at the Numbers

Click to see the numbers in text format

Conservation Volunteers

Volunteer with us Volunteer with us »

Special Events

See all events »

Supporter Spotlight

Quails Gate Winery
Give today to save tomorrow link