Province

Newfoundland & Labrador

Helping nature thrive on the edge of North America.

We can bring drained and damaged wetlands back to life.

Newfoundland and Labrador is famous for its postcard views of passing icebergs, rocky capes and dense boreal forest.

The province is also home to a stunning range of wildlife, from its 35 million seabirds (including gannets, puffins and storm-petrels) to migrating humpbacks and right whales. Wend your way on foot through stands of birch and fir trees to spot mallards, loons and songbirds.

Even better: take a walk before dusk to watch the sunset and the sky change from blue to pink to purple over one of the region’s pristine freshwater marshes.

Wondering if our conservation work adds up?

Our conservation footprint in Newfoundland and Labrador

50 Habitat projects

14,725 Acres conserved

22 Landowner partners

Explore Wetlands in Newfoundland & Labrador

Visit wetlands in Newfoundland & Labrador, where restored marshes and natural habitats offer birdwatching and outdoor recreation. Explore urban wetlands, scenic trails, diverse wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty across the province.