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NCC’s symbolic adoptions program allows people to symbolically adopt Canada’s wildlife or treasured natural landscapes.
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Water is essential. It’s the pulsing, pumping heart of all ecosystems, and all life on Earth. It flows through every community, every ecosystem, every living being. It’s where memories are…
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Rewilding efforts at Brooms Brook in Newfoundland restore natural water flow, soil health and native plants to support biodiversity and reduce flood risks in Codroy Valley.
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NCC highlights private land conservation and ecological corridors at Canada’s first connectivity conference in Banff.
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Over 75% of global food crops depend on pollinators like bees and butterflies. Learn why protecting these species is vital for food security and how we can ensure sustainable systems.
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Forests offer beauty, recreation and cultural continuity. They provide space for reflection, connection and traditions, reminding us of their ecological, cultural and spiritual importance in our lives.
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Planting trees is not a one-size-fits-all solution to forest resilience. Find out why to build resilience on the landscape, sometimes we have to take things away by strategic forest thinning and prescribed burns.
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Emily Trendos, Weston Fellow at NCC reflects on maintaining hope while working in conservation.
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At Hazel Bird Nature Reserve, years of restoration and collaboration have brought back tallgrass prairie. Learn about the strategic efforts to restore one of Ontario’s most endangered ecosystems.
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Olaf Jensen shares his perspective on the state of conservation globally.
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