Program Director Eric Delvin leads a team of staff and partners in Desolation Sound, BC.

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TNC Canada has changed its name to reflect how we’re reimagining conservation together.

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United as Nature and People

Our vision is a Canada where people and nature are united, and ecosystems, communities and economies are thriving.

Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna and Łutsël K'e Dene First Nation Chief Darryl Marlowe celebrate after signing agreements to establish Thaidene Nëné.

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Celebrating Thaidene Nëné

Last summer, the Łutsël K’é Dene First Nation signed Establishment Agreements with Parks Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories that marked a historic milestone for

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Elders and youth from the Misipawistik Cree Nation gathered on the shore of Lake Winnipeg, near Grand Rapids, Manitoba.

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Managing the Land for Living Culture

Jul 19, 2019

Healthy Country Planning Elders and youth from the Misipawistik Cree Nation gathered on the shore of Lake Winnipeg, near Grand Rapids, Manitoba. © Nature United
a group of people pose for a photo in front of a barn

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Stronger Together

July , 2019

Great Bear Rainforest The Koeye River flows through Heiltsuk traditional territory on the remote mainland central coast of British Columbia about 30 nautical miles south of Bella Bella, Canada. © Mark Godfrey/TNC
Mercedes Robinson-Neasloss was interviewed for a film about the Great Bear Rainforest, where her people have stewarded the land and water for thousands of years.

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Seeing Her Homeland through a New Lens

March , 2019

IMAX Interview Mercedes Robinson-Neasloss was interviewed for a film about the Great Bear Rainforest, where her people have stewarded the land and water for thousands of years. © MacGillivray Freeman
two moose in grass

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Speaking for the Moose

Decline of a Cultural Keystone Many communities have noticed a decline in moose populations over the last several years. © Megan Grover-Cereda
Local ecotourism guide, Celso Changoluisa, rides through high Andean grasslands in the Cotopaxi National Park buffer Zone in Ecuador, South America. Celso works at the Santa Rita hacienda, owned and operated as an eco-tourist business by Jorge Perez, who works with the Conservancy and other landowners to improve cattle ranching practices and preserve the region.

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