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Working landscapes, conservation and COP28: my takeaways
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A wooden panel describing the importance of building soil carbon (Photo by NCC)
As the manager of agriculture policy for the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), I went to COP28 to understand how agriculture and ranching contribute solutions to the climate crisis. Here’s what I learned: ⚡️ The ambition is...
Nature writing prompts to spark creativity and connection
![A keepsake journal for writing down experiences in nature (Photo by Wendy Ho/NCC staff)](https://www.natureconservancy.ca/assets/images/blog/20230729_114218_wendy-ho-thumb.jpg)
A keepsake journal for writing down experiences in nature (Photo by Wendy Ho/NCC staff)
Connecting with nature can come in many forms. For some, it may be taking a walk and listening to the rustling of leaves, or the crunching of snow underfoot. For others, a creative outlet like art, music and rhythmic movement allows them to...
Top 5 things I learned at COP28
![Rob Wilson and other panelists at the Grasslands and Canadian Livestock: Solutions from the Ground Up event at COP28 (Photo by Melanie Bos/NCC)](https://www.natureconservancy.ca/assets/images/blog/Rob-Speaking-photo-by-melanie-b-ncc-thumb.jpg)
Rob Wilson and other panelists at the Grasslands and Canadian Livestock: Solutions from the Ground Up event at COP28 (Photo by Melanie Bos/NCC)
As NCC’s director of conservation finance, I went to COP28 to learn how the world can fund climate change solutions, and to share about how we are building partnerships across the country to support nature and climate goals through...
Sharing a quiet forest with a Canada lynx
![Canada lynx (Photo by Mike Dembeck)](https://www.natureconservancy.ca/assets/images/species/mammal/canada-lynx-Dembeck-thumb.jpg)
Canada lynx (Photo by Mike Dembeck)
Sitting for hours inside a cramped, cold blind waiting for wildlife doesn't sound exciting — but it is. Being able to observe animals in their natural surroundings isn't just a thrill, it's a passion, and one that doesn't come easy and is...
The joy of doing nothing, except hanging out with puffins
![Île aux Perroquets and the historic lighthouse. (Photo courtesy of Quincin Chan)](https://www.natureconservancy.ca/assets/images/blog/ile-aux-Perroquets-historic-lighthouse-Quincin-Chan-thumb.jpg)
Île aux Perroquets and the historic lighthouse. (Photo courtesy of Quincin Chan)
This blog was written by Wendy Ho as told by Quincin Chan The St. Lawrence River holds a special place in my heart. It was part of my three-week honeymoon camping road trip in Quebec years ago. Fast forward seven years and two kids later, we took...
Adventures in elk country: Exploring conservation, wildlife and nature
![Elk at Lockerby, AB (Photo by NCC)](https://www.natureconservancy.ca/assets/images/blog/Elk-at-Lockerby-by-NCC-3-thumb.jpg)
Elk at Lockerby, AB (Photo by NCC)
As the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC’s) conservation intern in the Red Deer River this past summer, I assisted in monitoring more than 35 properties in central Alberta. A critical aspect of monitoring involves making species...