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Brown bears fishing for salmon at Brooks Falls, Alaska. © Ami Vitale/The Nature Conservancy

Reimagine Conservation in Canada

We believe that nature — thriving and full of life — is the foundation of strong communities, a prosperous economy and a future worth passing on to our grandchildren.

Conservation is no longer just about acres protected; it must also involve working with local people to build sustainable economies—that's what Nature United has been doing successfully in Canada for years.

John McCall MacBain

McCall MacBain Foundation

Why I Give

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Arlin Hackman & Judith Wright

Arlin Hackman and Judith Wright left a gift to Nature United in their wills so they can do even more to protect nature for future generations.

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Carolyn and Jack Long

Carolyn and Jack Long have been guiding voices for conservation for nearly 30 years — now they're maximizing their impact for Nature United.

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John Honderich

Board member and donor John Honderich shares why he supports our work with Indigenous Guardians programs.

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Saginaw Bay Agriculture Saginaw Bay Watershed Agriculture, farmer and watershed technician shake hands. © Michael D-L Jordan/dlp

Diverse Collaborations

Companies and company foundations are critical actors in the complex issues at the heart of our conservation mission. Learn about our solutions-focused, evidence-based approach to working with diverse collaborators.

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Great Bear Sea Starfish Starfish in a tidepool near Klemtu, British Columbia, Canada. © Jason Houston

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