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Close to 100 hectares of intact forest conserved in Halifax Regional Municipality
July 17, 2024Thanks to the generosity of two nature enthusiasts, 97 hectares of intact forest in the Halifax Regional Municipality is now protected. This ecologically significant piece of nature has been donated by Ann and Maurice Doucet to the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), who will conserve the land for generations to come.Read more »
Important habitat for fish in Heart of the Fraser now conserved
July 8, 2024New conservation area protects sensitive spawning habitat for salmon and white sturgeon Read more »
Old-growth forest, wetland and karst habitats protected along Moira River in Napanee Plain
June 20, 2024A 73-hectare property featuring thriving old growth forest, karst and wetland habitats along the Moira River north of Belleville has now been protected.Read more »
NCC expanding conservation network in Alberta’s southern foothills through new Waldron partnership
June 18, 2024NCC is asking for help in conserving the Bob Creek Ranch, a stunning Prairie grasslands property, to fill in an important piece of the conservation puzzle in the foothills of southern Alberta.Read more »
Nature Conservancy of Canada grows conservation efforts in southwestern Newfoundland
June 5, 2024The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) announced today that it has protected 30 hectares of boreal forest centred around Grand Daddy’s Brook. Read more »
Nature Conservancy of Canada and Granby Zoo fill in pieces of conservation puzzle in southern Quebec
June 4, 2024An ongoing partnership between the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and the Granby Zoo to protect carbon-rich, ecologically sensitive habitats has resulted in better movement pathways for Canada lynx, black bear and larger wildlife while also giving a major boost to some at-risk turtles, salamanders and bat species. Read more »
Important bird habitat now protected in the Rocky Mountain Trench
May 28, 2024Breeding birds and elk are among the wildlife to benefit from this conservation project. Read more »
