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New climate projections for the National Capital Region will help in planning resilience initiatives

Environmental Assessment

An environmental assessment is a tool used by the federal government to evaluate the potential environmental effects of proposed projects. Ideally, environmental assessments are initiated as early as possible in a project’s planning process.

Responsible Trail Management

Project 7: Secured ecological corridors and protected natural environment

NCC Board of Directors Approves the New Sustainable Development Strategy

Seven principles of outdoor ethics

NCC seeking final feedback on its Sustainable Development Strategy

A day in the life of a student biologist

Conservation Officers to the Rescue

Celebrating the Capital’s Living Legacy : A Compilation of the Remarkable Trees of Canada’s Capital is now available!

Greenhouse gas emissions down by 58 percent: Progress and successes of the NCC’s Sustainable Development Strategy

Rebuilding pollinator habitats

Protecting Fortune Creek

Three Biology Projects in Gatineau Park

Jacques-Cartier Park South closed for site rehabilitation

Nature Corner

Conserving our natural environments — it’s essential

Alexander Stone

Environmental Program Officer, Greenbelt Natural Resources

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Invasive alien plants in the Capital

Invasive alien plants can cause serious economic, social and environmental damage. Over 60 invasive alien plant species have been recorded on NCC lands.

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Places to Visit

Explore the Capital’s green spaces. Visit the many parks and enjoy nature, sports or major events within the city.

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