Home to underwater mountains, superheated volcanic vents and fragile coral forests - this area needs protection! Join thousands of Canadians in taking action today!
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The Nature Photo Contest is a celebration of the plants, animals, landscapes and moments in nature that bring us joy and happiness. We hope the contest encourages more Canadians to get outdoors and connect with nature throughout the summer.
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Will you help protect endangered species and defend Canadian wilderness for generations to come? Help us protect Canada's nature today with a gift!
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Bees are all around us throughout the summer months. You can spot them across Canada, wherever there are flowers to pollinate. Bees contribute enormous value to society; their pollination is a crucial part of agriculture.
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Nature Canada has a network that includes more than 90,000 supporters and more than 750 local clubs in cities all across Canada from coast to coast to coast. Our mission is to protect and conserve wildlife and habitats in Canada by engaging people and advocating on behalf of nature.
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Discover what is happening with conservation in Canada. At Nature Canada we work hard to you with up-to-date news about nature.
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Swallows are stunningly beautiful birds, effortless fliers, a lesson in aerodynamics and aerial acrobatics. Sadly, for decades Ontario’s swallow populations have declined at a rapid rate. We want to halt the declines and recover our swallow populations. Please join Nature Canada in our mission to Save Our Swallows.
Read More This is the year to do it. Canada made a promise to protect at least 17% of land and inland water and 10% of coastal and marine areas by 2020. Momentum is growing across the country to protect wild places and the plants and animals within them. Learn more about key areas and take action with Nature Canada.
Get ConnectedWe believe that when the heart is engaged, the mind and body will follow. That is why, since our founding in 1939, Nature Canada has been connecting Canadians to nature, trying to instil in them a nature ethic – a respect for nature, an appreciation for its wonders, and the will to act in nature’s defense.
Canada’s wilderness is the world’s envy. It’s our duty to keep our true north strong and green.
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