When you're feeling unmotivated or finding yourself making excuses not to go out, lace up your shoes and just get out the door! You likely won't regret it. The Nature Conservancy of Canada's Nature Destinations are great places for your next hike, and some are opened year-round!

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An NCC staff member recounts the many adventures he had with his coworker while monitoring NCC properties in Saskatchewan, and comes to realize that one's love for natural areas is border-less.

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Nature Conservancy of Canada Ontario Region staff gear up to tour the forest canopy at Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve, 10 metres above the forest floor!

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As conservationists, we absolutely need to express why we value nature. Our passion and commitment will inspire a few others to love what we love. But we also need to listen and learn about how other people value nature, to become nimble in understanding and translating why nature is important for everyone.

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Having experienced several Conservation Volunteers (CV) events on Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) properties over several years, spending part of a day at the end of September on the 178-hectare (439-acre) Nebo property in Saskatchewan was a change of pace for me.

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While hiking on the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland, Lanna Campbell caught sight of a male snowy owl. The encounter was like a gift from nature.

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More than 40 per cent of the world’s population of insects is in decline while a third of insect species may be threatened with extinction.

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10 nature conservation highlights from Canada, and around the world, of the last decade that provide evidence for hope. Highlights include citizen science, natural cities, growing protected areas, wildlife recovery, Indigenous protected areas, progress on climate change, new tools for conservation and new forests.

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Allison Patrick talks about two encounters with monarch butterflies at NCC's property on Hog Island, New Brunswick.

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There are many benefits to working for the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), but one of the more recently announced benefits might be my favourite: two paid nature days.

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