How can urbanites contribute to nature conservation in the midst of city centres and built-up areas? Here are some ideas on how to get started with your small act of conservation, for the betterment of the environment.

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Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC’s) Conservation Intern alumni offer up valuable career advice that are sure to help you in your own professional journey.

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Whirling disease, caused by Myxobolus cerebralis, an invasive parasite from Eurasia, is wreaking havoc on fish in the salmonoid family. This includes trout, whitefish and salmon.

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No one likes the sight of dead animals on the road, but few are aware of the more serious implications that roads have on wildlife habitat connectivity. Amelia Barnes investigates the interactions between wildlife and roads in the Chignecto Isthmus region of Atlantic Canada.

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The Hine's emerald dragonfly is a brilliant emerald green insect that lives a tough life. They are a rare and endangered species, and found only in one location in Canada: Minesing Wetlands in Ontario.

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During a hot and buggy field season, the comments from NCC's Conservation Volunteers are an inspiration and reminder of how field staff are doing exciting and valuable work in nature.

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NCC's Megan Quinn talks about what it takes to work as a conservation biology coordinator.

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Looking for a fun gardening project for the summer months? Why not build a bug hotel? For a detailed how-to guide, check out this infographic from Capital Garden Services.

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Veshani Sewlall, NCC's summer 2018 communications intern, shares her experience of her first CV event held at Carden Alvar on July 26.

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Liv Monck-Whipp explains the importance of nature trails for hikers and nature lovers. The Nature Conservancy of Canada's Nature Destinations website contains information on NCC properties across Canada, with information to help you plan your next outdoor adventure.

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