Fall 2024

Relationships for a resilient world

Guest letter from the editor

Why relationships are the future of conservation

Lisa McLaughlin, vice-president of  conservation planning and policy at the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC),  on the challenges and opportunities in conservation today.

Jean-Paul-Riopelle  Nature Reserve

A former maple sugar refinery turned biodiversity hot spot. See the results of nearly 20 years of conservation and the intersection of nature, art and history.

Fall in love with  Quebec’s fall foliage

Learn about the colours of the Great Lakes  St. Lawrence Forest region.

Through my looking glass

How binoculars give Mathias Brummer, an environmental science specialist in Catalonia, a new way to connect with nature.

Relationships for  a resilient world

The key to creating tangible, nature-based solutions to address the dual crises of biodiversity loss and climate change is partnership.

Common loon

How the community and organizations come together to propel actions that support species, like common loon, and their habitat in urban Nova Scotia.

Project updates

A win-win for ranchers and nature in Alberta; green light for the wildlife  movement in Quebec; pollinator research sheds light on the future of food.

Reciprocity of tradition

As Grand Chief of the Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee, Mandy Gull-Masty’s leadership in conservation is rooted in the history and traditions of the land.

Back from the brink

How landscape-scale conservation is helping rock-wallaby populations bounce back in Australia.

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These stories originally appeared in the fall 2024 issue of the Nature Conservancy of Canada Magazine. To learn more about how you can receive the magazine, click here.