Participate in Our 2026 Nature Photo Contest

Our 2026 Nature Photo Contest is a celebration of the plants and animals, landscapes, and nature moments that...

New Bird-Friendly City Certifications Strengthen Urban Conservation Efforts

Mont-Saint-Hilaire, QC; Ottawa, ON; Caledon, ON; Woodstock, ON and Belleville, ON bring Canada’s Certified Bird Friendly Cities to...

MEDIA ADVISORY: Gatineau to be Certified as a Bird Friendly City

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About Us

Critical Distance: An AR journey into the lives of endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales. Learn, explore, and help...

Protected: About Us v4

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The Birds And The Bees: The Basics of Neonicotinoids

In the aftermath of the environmental destruction of the mid-1900s caused by the widespread use of synthetic pesticides,...

The Fantastic Four Foxes of Canada

Vast prairies. Freezing tundras. Dense woodlands. Bustling cities. While you don’t see them often — they’re usually awake...

Protected: About Us V3

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Nature Movement Responding with Hope and Enthusiasm to Carney’s $3.8B “Force of Nature” Action Plan

"We have worked for decades to see this level of ambition.” - Emily McMillan, Executive Director, Nature Canada