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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.

Urban Planning and Environmental Equity

Environmental justice from a planning perspective

Virtual Urbanism Lab event

Responsible Trail Management

NCC Board of Directors Approves the New Sustainable Development Strategy

Tree Canopy Assessment: Canada’s Capital Region

Seven principles of outdoor ethics

Kingsview Park: Remediation of Contaminated Soil

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!

NCC seeking final feedback on its Sustainable Development Strategy

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

Allison Myatt

Senior Environmental Officer, Capital Planning

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