Nature Canada Welcomes Action Plan for Halting Biodiversity Loss

Success of the 2030 Biodiversity Strategy and Nature Accountability Act will depend on new investments and a whole-of-government...

Environmental Groups Welcome the Launch of Canada’s Strategy to Save Nature

Canada’s 2030 Nature Strategy a positive step forward, but new Federal funding and stronger action is required to...

Urban Innovation for Birds and Biodiversity: Nature Canada Announces Newest Certified Bird Friendly Cities & Towns

26 Canadian municipalities of all sizes create safe havens for birds and biodiversity.

Canada Continues to Underestimate Emissions from Logging in Latest GHG Inventory, Ignoring Calls from Policymakers, Scientists, and Civil Society

“The logging industry is clearcutting some of the world’s most carbon-rich forests and getting a pass from the...

Nature Canada’s Partners Are Meeting With Over 60 MPs and Ministers’ Offices in Annual “Nature on the Hill” Event in Ottawa

Nature groups from across Canada will meet with PMO, PCO, ECCC, DFO, GAC, and MPs from all parties

Nature Canada Responds to the Federal Budget

Three new national protected areas are funded in Budget 2024 — a good start on the pathway to...

Conservation Groups Urge Feds to Address Logging Emission Gap in Review

Eleven Canadian conservation groups are urging the Federal government to ensure its review of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions...

Government Forest Report Continues to Mask Industrial Logging’s Impact

Environmental groups call on government for increased transparency, accountability for forest degradation from industrial logging.

Nature Canada Urges UN Climate Panel to Address Canada’s Unreported Logging Emissions

Nature Canada Announces Pimlott Award Winner: Julie Gelfand

Gelfand to be celebrated by fellow “Women for Nature” members at reception to recognize Nature Canada’s 85th anniversary.