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

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We Are Nature United

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

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Our Priorities

United as Nature and People

Our vision is for a sustainable Canada where nature is the foundation of human well-being, prosperity and opportunity for future generations.

A newly hatched baby turtle makes its way into the ocean, Solomon Islands.

Opportunity

An Audacious Plan to Save the World's Oceans

Our global affiliate is launching an innovative program that would use upfront philanthropy to provide debt relief for island nations and unlock $1.6B for ocean conservation.

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Our Stories

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.

Initiative

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
Marine ecologist Jenn Burt in scuba gear at surface

Interview

On the Great Bear Sea

by Jenn Burt  |  Mar 22, 2019

Jenn Burt As BC marine program lead for Nature United, Jenn Burt is working to build partnerships to strengthen sustainable fisheries and revitalize ocean-based coastal economies. © Nature United
two moose in grass

Blog

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
a caribou on yellow-green grasses near a wetland

Project Overview

Land of the Ancestors

Thaidene Nene at Sunset Łutsël K’é Dene First Nation has stewarded their homeland for thousand of years. © Pat Kane.
Fishing in Great Bear

Initiative

Investing in Great Bear

Fishing in Great Bear Ernest (Charlie) Mason, a hereditary chief in the Kitasoo/Xai’Xais Nation, is also a fisherman. He works as a boat operator and a bear guide for the Spirit Bear Lodge. © Jason Houston
Ecotourism guide Sam Brown and TNC Project Officer Chantal Migongo-Bake review a map of Loisaba Conservancy in northern Kenya.

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The World’s Largest Conservation Organization

Nature United's global affiliate works in 72 countries—and we’re bringing that science and innovation to Canada.

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