Keeping healthy and connected

Even in times of crisis, we have many ways to experience community, keep positive and stay healthy — while maintaining our commitment to nature and our collective well-being. Read our latest reflections on COVID-19 and discover ways to stay inspired.

Sustain your commitment to the common good

01 Our Work

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Orca and salmon

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

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Clean Power Pathways

We are building broad and enduring support for actions that will transition Canada’s energy system at a scope, scale and speed in line with the scientific consensus on climate breakdown.

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Pollinators

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.

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02 Experts

Expert views

Our work is driven by dozens of experts from across the disciplines of science, policy, communications and public engagement.

Meet our experts

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Rachel Plotkin May 18, 2020

Toronto’s fox family shows us we can care for wildlife

Jay Ritchlin May 9, 2020

Pandemic recovery is time to bolster — not roll back — environmental protections

Stephen Cornish May 14, 2020

Canada needs a “green recovery” to confront COVID-19 and other crises

03 Stories

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May 27, 2020
Pandemic and climate crises unmask inequalities

The outbreak is showing us the cracks in our systems, the fault lines. If we begin to address them, we'll be in a better place to respond to the longer-term climate and biodiversity crises.

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May 20, 2020
Multiple crises expose systemic flaws

We have a lot to learn still, but COVID-19 can teach us ways to address a crisis with many unknowns, whether it’s a disease pandemic, a rapidly heating planet or accelerating biodiversity loss.

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May 13, 2020
Do “murder hornets” pose a serious buzzkill?

While the fear factor in the hornet story has drawn our attention to hornets and honeybees, most people don’t know a honeybee, hornet or wasp from the more than 800 species of wild bees in Canada.

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May 6, 2020
Giving nature a chance improves our chances of well-being

Whether it’s conservation or rewilding, we know that when we give nature a chance, it bounces back. Because we’re part of nature and rely on everything it provides, that’s to our benefit.

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Featured stories

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Foundation fellow brings Power to the People

February 12, 2020

Finding hope, joy and community in the climate movement

February 11, 2020

Brian Iler: the man of wind, water and sun