A glimpse into the lives of outdoor cats
Ever wonder what your cat is doing and where it's going when it's outside? A University of Guelph researcher sought to find out with custom-built catcams.
Author: Nature Conservancy of Canada staff
A successful day of tree planting at Meeting Lake 03
Conservation Volunteers and NCC staff planted more than 400 trees at the Meeting Lake 03 property in Saskatchewan in one day!
A Canadian river story
Our rivers carry many responsibilities. For years, they have been the pathways for communication, making connections and sharing traditions.
How Canada can make up ground on its global nature goals
Ambitious action is needed to protect biodiversity around the world. If done right, conservation can have a global impact.
Conservation finance: Making nature investable
While nature is incredibly valuable, protecting it has not been all that profitable. Conservation finance is a mechanism by which a financial investment into an ecosystem is made that aims to conserve the values of the ecosystem for the long term.
Reflections, roundtables and royalty: Thoughts from attending the IUCN Global Youth Summit
In April, 13,000 young people from across the globe gathered virtually at the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s One Nature, One Future, Global Youth Summit.
We’re in a biodiversity crisis. What we plant and how we alter landscapes matters
Create a messy garden for nature
Learn about some ways to promote biodiversity in your garden by keeping some of the stems and stalks that are traditionally cleaned up in spring.
Anchoring the earth
What are the roots of prairie grasses like big bluestem like? Manitoba Museum's Prairies Gallery gives you a peek at the other half of plants beneath the ground.
What Earth Day means to me as a Haudenosaunee woman
As a Haudenosaunee, woman, Earth Day for Raechel is every day. Her identity, culture, the Kanien'kéha language, traditions and stories are all based on the land and how Mother Earth has and continues to support us.
