NCC experts shared insights on ecological connectivity at Canada’s first ecological connectivity conference, highlighting ...

Located in southwest Saskatchewan, the Southwest Sandhills contain some of the largest sets of active sand dunes in Canada. A diverse community of plant and wildlife species, many of which are ...

The montane forest region of central British Columbia and western Alberta is one of the warmest and driest ecoregions in Canada. Elevation, aspect and fire play an important role in shaping these ...

The Jim Prentice Wildlife Corridor is an important natural corridor located in the Crowsnest Pass between the community of Coleman and Crowsnest Lake.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada's Small Acts of Conservation challenge offers a remarkable opportunity for nature enthusiasts to make a tangible impact on our environment.

Through partnerships with the Government of Canada and Nature Conservancy of Canada, a new plains bison herd has been established, renewing cultural, historical and ecological connections for ...

In the heart of Alberta’s cowboy country, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) and the Waldron Grazing Co-operative are once again partnering to conserve a historic ranch – and are seeking support ...

Today the Nature Conservancy of Canada is celebrating the protection of 75,000 hectares in the Incomappleux Valley in southeastern British Columbia through its participation in a diverse conservation ...

Some of Canada’s rarest and most endangered Prairie grassland habitats can be found in the Red Deer region of Alberta, where Jessica Hayes perform conservation work for the Nature Conservancy of ...

Four important wetland sites in Ontario are now permanently protected, marking a significant win for nature this World Wetlands Day.

How is burning a form of restoration and how does it work? Prescribed burns are typically done in the early spring and late fall by professionals. They are carefully planned, controlled and managed.