Feature Stories
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Why urban nature matters
Urban natural environments provide many benefits to people, including cleaner air, recreation, food security and flood protection. Read more »
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A spring message from our president & CEO, John Lounds
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of welcoming a few surprise visitors to my home. I know that sounds a little odd. We’re in the middle of a pandemic! But there they were, a lively little flock of yellow-rumped warblers, grabbing a quick snack on their way north and reminding me that spring is here. Imagine: if I hadn’t been working from home, I would have missed them.Read more »
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Nature Conservancy of Canada response to COVID-19
Though medical authorities continue to classify the overall risk to Canadians as low, we believe that collectively we can help to slow the spread of COVID-19. NCC is committed to doing our part to contribute to the global response to this crisis.Read more »
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A plan to restore the lands under our care
Read more about the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Restoration Framework — a guide to caring for ecosystems in support of a thriving world for nature and for people. Read more »
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Wings of wonder: The diverse tapestry of native bee species
Celebrating Canada's bee species that are working hard to keep our ecosystems healthy.Read more »
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Wrapping up the year with all that you’ve helped accomplish for nature
It’s been a year of amazing conservation outcomes for the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Learn about 11 conservation highlights across Canada in 2021 and the priorities in the year ahead.Read more »
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How much do NCC interns love nature and Canada’s landscapes? A lot!
From community engagement to conservation planning, NCC’s interns have helped drive our mission of creating a thriving world with nature. Read more »