Bird Friendly City: A Certification Program

North American bird populations are decreasing at alarming rates. Help us reverse this trend with coordinated, science-backed action.

Planting 2 Billion Trees

Canada has lost about 3.3 million hectares of forests since 1975, an area more than half the size...

Tell Your MP to Take Action on Environmental Racism

Indigenous, black and other racialized communities bear the brunt of environmental hazards and lack equal access to nature’s...

Defend Nature: End the Extinction

To protect species at risk, Canada’s leaders must protect 30 percent of our land, freshwater, and oceans by...

2021 Election: Vote for Nature

As we face climate change and species extinction, Canada needs leadership that is committed to protecting and restoring...

Safeguard Lake Ontario for Tomorrow

We're on a mission to push the government to create a National Marine Conservation Area in Lake Ontario...

Strengthening Environmental Laws

In 2019 Nature Canada and other environmental groups succeeded in strengthening key federal environmental laws that had been...

The Green Budget Coalition

The mission of the Green Budget Coalition is to present an analysis of the most pressing issues regarding...

Protecting the Fraser Shoreline

Join the fight to protect one of North America’s most important migratory bird stopovers.

Working Toward Nature-Based Climate Solutions

Nature-based climate solutions present a unique opportunity for Canada to make significant progress in tackling both mass extinction...

Keep Wild Species Wild

Genetically engineered organisms can have unintended impacts on wild species and ecosystems that could change Nature forever.

7 Critical Principles for Canada’s Ocean Economy

Canada’s Blue Economy Strategy must protect ocean ecosystems, mitigate climate change and prioritize reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.

Become an Ocean Defender

Help Protect Marine Life, Restore Coasts and Build a Sustainable Future for All.

Save Our Swallows

The numbers are sobering. Forty years of monitoring data tells us that Ontario’s six swallow species have lost...