5 ways insects make our world a better place
From pollination, nutrient cycling and pest control, insects make our world a better place by maintaining balance in nature.
Author: Nature Conservancy of Canada staff
Enjoy nature indoors
Stay connected with nature even while you are at home, with these top picks for nature documentaries and books.
Peek into the nests of some Canada’s most iconic birds
Check these live web cams of bird nests across North America to see the secret lives of birds in the wild.
There’ll never be a dull moment in nature if you do this
What is there to do on a trail? Lots, actually. Bioblitzes are a great way to get acquainted with nature while having fun!
Our treasured islands of Mahone Bay
Thanks to a special partnership between Mahone Island Conservation Association and the Nature Conservancy of Canada, several islands on Mahone Bay are protected and stewarded.
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.
