Thriving nature

Let’s change the way we relate to nature and work with it — not against it — to address the problems of biodiversity loss, climate change and community well-being.

Let’s restore and protect nature. Together, we can find ways to live within its limits and share the land with wildlife.

With your support, we help fragile marine species and ocean environments recover and thrive.

We build and implement strategies to ensure federal, provincial and territorial governments take the steps needed to protect at-risk species.

Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, Chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are in trouble.

Pollinators are essential to human survival, but they’re increasingly under threat. We work to protect them by creating new homes for them in our cities.

We work to ensure federal and provincial governments protect and restore critical habitat throughout the boreal forest and actively support Indigenous-led conservation.

The fishing industry has the largest ecological interaction with Canada’s oceans and lakes, so it’s important to ensure it is sustainable.

We promote marine protected areas, better laws and other strategies to protect Canada’s oceans and marine life biodiversity.

A growing body of international scientific evidence has shown pesticides are dangerous to biodiversity and their use has unintended ecological consequences.

Partnering with scientists and local experts, we've created a conservation map displaying Átl'ka7tsem/Howe Sound’s unique marine ecology and recommendations for how to protect it.