We are driving conservation at the greatest possible scale.
We are guided by our vision to create a sustainable Canada where nature is the foundation of human well-being, prosperity and opportunity for future generations. From forest to sea, we are working at an unprecedented scale, irrespective of borders and designed to endure, for the future of people and nature.
Project Overview
Reimagining Conservation in Great Bear
More than a decade ago, our global affiliate was invited to join a mission to conserve the Great Bear Rainforest: 19-million acres of the world's largest intact coastal rainforest.
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Speaking for the Moose
Nature United is working to support Indigenous leaders in northern Manitoba, where concern over moose populations—a critical keystone species—is a common theme.
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Thaidene Nene: Land of the Ancestors
The dream of the Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve is a step closer to reality. After 40 years of planning and negotiation, the federal and territorial governments, along with the Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation announced an agreement on proposed borders for the Thaidene Nene protected area in Canada’s Northwest Territories.
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Connecting Forests
As coordinator of the Staying Connected partnership, Jessica Levine works across teams and borders to keep eastern Canadian forests intact.
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Working in the North
As the Northwest Territories Conservation lead for Nature United, Tracey Williams is using her background in community conservation to support Indigenous authority in the Denesoline Dene Chipewyan community of Lutsel K’e.
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.
