Events
Spending time in nature is key for our mental and physical health. But as more people seek a connection to the outdoors, the pressure on natural landscapes and wildlife grows.…
Going alone into the backcountry of Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario to challenge the body and rest the mind.
A reflection of seeing nature through art, and how art deepens appreciation and gratitude for the world.
A father’s respect and reverence for the land and its creatures is passed down through hunting.
A surprise encounter with a family of American black bears in Ontario turned out to be a heartwarming reminder that forested areas are crucial for both bears and humans.
Use these 10 nature-inspired writing prompts to reflect and creatively engage with the natural world.
Play a fun pine needle ID game and learn how tree species identification supports biodiversity and conservation.
Meet five bird species that brave Canadian winters. Learn where to spot them and how NCC supports their habitats year-round.
Read about how Indigenous beadwork connects culture and nature, inspired by trees, seasons and teachings.
Learn how to identify wildlife through tracks, scat and other clues left behind. Nature’s mysteries await your sleuthing skills.
This free Earth Day event will empower you with practical, informed ways you can care for nature at home and in your community. You’ll hear from experts and receive an Earth Day Action Guide packed with simple ideas you can put into practice right away.