Nature Conservancy of Canada | Conservation de la nature Canada

Collaborer au profit de la nature! Grâce à de solides partenariats et à un héritage familial, 53 hectares de forêt, de marais et d'habitats riverains sont désormais protégés en Ontario. En savoir plus : natureconservancy.ca/fr/varty-sho...

Collaboration for nature goes a long way! 53 hectares of forest, marshes and shoreline habitat are now protected in Ontario, thanks to strong partnerships and a family legacy. Learn more: natureconservancy.ca/varty-shorel...

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Recreation meets conservation! In Western Newfoundland, the Harrys River Nature Reserve is both beautiful and beneficial; the intact forest areas help regulate temperatures, store carbon, produce oxygen, support native pollinators, prevent soil erosion and filter water.

#naturemakesitpossible

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La conservation au service des loisirs! Située dans l’ouest de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, la réserve naturelle Harrys River est à la fois magnifique et bénéfique. Les forests régularisent les températures, stockent du carbone, produisent de l’oxygène.

#aveclanaturecestpossible

Bonne #JournéeInternationaleDesDroitsDesFemmes! 🌿

Aujourd’hui, nous célébrons les remarquables femmes dont le travail contribue à protéger et à préserver la nature partout au Canada!

#CélébronsLesFemmes

Happy #InternationalWomensDay!

Today we celebrate the incredible women helping protect and care for nature across Canada. From researchers and conservationists to volunteers and community leaders, their dedication helps ensure our lands and waters thrive for generations to come!

#CelebrateWomen

C’est la Journée nationale de la déconnexion! 🌿

C’est l’occasion de s’éloigner de nos écrans et de se reconnecter à la nature qui nous entoure.

Que ferez-vous aujourd’hui loin de vos écrans? 💚

Today is National Day of Unplugging. 🌿
It’s a reminder to step away from our screens and reconnect with the natural world around us.
How will you unplug today? 💚

Apprenez-en davantage sur la réserve naturelle Harrys River dès aujourd’hui! natureconservancy.ca/fr/harrys-ri...

Cette martre d’Amérique (population de Terre-Neuve), une espèce en péril, célèbre la création récente de la réserve naturelle Harrys River! La protection de cette étendue permettra à des espèces de poursuivre leur rétablissement dans la province.

Learn more about the Harrys River Nature Reserve today! natureconservancy.ca/harrys-river...

This Newfoundland pine marten, a species at risk, is celebrating the newly established Harrys River Nature Reserve! This designation means that plants and animals like this furry mammal can enjoy the landscape in Newfoundland.

Nature Conservancy of Canada secures 426 hectares of vital grassland near Rockglen The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) celebrated World Wildlife Day by announcing the protection of 426 hectares of crucial native grassland near Rockglen. Working alongside a local landowner, the N...

Native grasslands are essential not only for the long-term survival of grassland wildlife, but for human communities as well. They mitigate floods and droughts while serving as powerful carbon sinks, storing billions of tonnes of carbon.

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There are new reasons to celebrate World Wildlife Day in Saskatchewan. Located 40 kilometres east of the East Block of Grasslands National Park near Rockglen, NCC and a local landowner have formalized a new conservation agreement, securing 426 hectares of grassland habitat.

Thank you to our partners: Environment and Climate Change Canada, Environnement Québec, the Echo Foundation, Walmart Canada, Premier Tech, the Zita and Mark Bernstein Family Foundation, ECOTIERRA, TD Canada, IQCÉ.

The Lac Léon property in St-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska is a true jewel of the Québec Appalachians. The site filters water, purifies the air, and acts as an important carbon sink and part of its habitats is now included in Ecoterra’s PIVOT Forest Project.

Environnement et Changement climatique Canada, Environnement Québec, la Fondation Écho, Walmart Canada, Premier Tech, la Fondation familiale Zita et Mark Bernstein, Ecoterra, TD Canada, IQCÉ.

Le domaine du Lac Léon, à St-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, est un joyau des Appalaches québécoises. Le site purifie l’eau et l’air, agit comme un important puits de carbone, et une partie de ses habitats fait maintenant partie du projet forestier PIVOT d’Ecoterra.

Grâce au généreux soutien de la Cahill Family Foundation, de la Patten Family Foundation, Environnement et Changement climatique Canada, et par le U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Célébrons la Journée mondiale de la vie sauvage avec la création d’une nouvelle réserve naturelle à Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador! En savoir plus: natureconservancy.ca/fr/harrys-ri...

Thanks to support from the Cahill Family Foundation, the Patten Family Foundation, Environment and Climate Change Canada and the U.S, Fish and wildlife service, The Harrys River Nature Reserve hosts birds like the great blue heron and mammals like woodland caribou!

World wildlife day is here, and so is a new Newfoundland nature reserve! Learn more: natureconservancy.ca/harrys-river...

Ensemble, nous renforçons la résilience des paysages.
Impacts du roseau commun envahissant :

🛠️ Dommages structurels
🌱 Perte d’habitats de milieux humides
🛣️ Bordures de routes et espaces récréatifs pris d’assaut

@AgenceEauCAN

Together, we’re making landscapes more resilient.
Invasive Phragmites causes:

🛠️ Structural damage
🌱 Wetland habitat loss
🛣️ Overtaken roadsides and recreation areas

NCC’s restoration work, like in the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula shows real change is possible.

@WaterAgencyCAN

Quand tu jettes un coup d’oeil dehors pour voir si l’hiver est enfin terminé... #EhBienNon 🐿️❄️

Dans les forêts du Canada, chaque saison garde des espèces comme cet écureuil bien attentives!

When you stick your head out to check if winter is finally over... #Nope 🐿️❄️

In Canada’s forests, every season keeps species like this curious squirrel on their toes!

The negative impacts of invasive species are far-reaching and managing them presents a daunting challenge. But everyone can help with preventing the spread!

Learn about Justin Kreller’s experience with invasive species: natureconservancy.ca/blog-invasiv...

Kootenay Connect and the science of success The ambitious B.C. non-profit is working with like-minded organizations to create a regional network of 12 protected corridors in the Kootenays

A new Canadian Geographic story follows a bear crossing B.C.’s Columbia Valley, moving between conservation areas managed by multiple organizations, including NCC. It shows what we know: lasting conservation impact depends on collaboration across landscapes.

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