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Conservator, Grasslands, Philanthropic

Conservation at McIntyre Ranch

Joining forces to protect the largest private grassland project in Canadian history

Boreal, Conservator, Indigenous Partnerships

Grounded in the boreal forest

Peatlands have a critical role in boreal ecosystems amid the growing threat of wildfires in northern Canada. Can research and knowledge-sharing help restore a sustainable future for this vital region?

Conservator, Pacific Interior, Policy

Keeping water on the land

Wetlands are nature-based solutions for safer landscapes in an era of increased natural disasters.

85 Years of Conservation, Conservator, Philanthropic

Heeding the call of the wild … and wetlands

It wasn’t just waterfowl flocking to Canada’s wetlands this fall—people did, too. Some went the extra mile to raise awareness and funds for our country’s threatened ecosystems.

Conservator, Education, Youth advisory council

Youth Advisory Council: Class of 2023

The first set of Youth Advisory Council members reflect on their two years of conservation learnings.

Conservator, Waterfowl

Harlequin ducks

Harlequin ducks are stockier than many duck species — likely due to the rugged environment they evolved in. Duck autopsies show that harlequins sustain more bone fractures than other ducks throughout their lives, indicating that those waves and rocks are as rough as they look.

Conservator

Back to the marsh

Twenty-five years later, a lifetime love of nature and conservation comes full circle for Ontario volunteer Craig Lalonde.

Boreal, Conservator, Partnerships, Wetlands

Maps, milestones and machine learning

It’s taken a quarter-century to map one-quarter of Canada’s boreal landscape. But advances in policy and technology will make every minute count.

Conservator, Science

The Duck Doctors are in, sharing insights from the wild!

Why do some ducks stay north in winter?

85 Years of Conservation, Philanthropic

Three generations run for health, happiness and wildlife habitat

A heartwarming story emerged at a community Duck and Run event, where three generations led by 85-year-old Kathleen Diener joined the fundraiser at Wascana Lake in Regina.

85 Years of Conservation, Landowners, Partnerships, Wetlands

Ontario’s Young-Findlay project a model of partnership

Making dreams come true through collaboration and creativity.

Pacific Coast, Partnerships, Volunteers, Wetland restoration, Wetlands

Nature Force partners transforming B.C. wetlands

Nature Force Partners are sowing the seeds of a sustainable future for British Columbian landscapes.

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