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Harmful Plants in the Capital

Science In the Greenbelt

How cities are adapting to climate change

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

NCC Board of Directors Approves the New Sustainable Development Strategy

Progress Update: Providing Environmental Leadership in the National Capital Region

Progress Update: Providing Environmental Leadership in the National Capital Region

Tree Canopy Assessment: Canada’s Capital Region

The buzz on bees

Living lab series

Delivering on the NCC’s Sustainable Development Strategy

Seven principles of outdoor ethics

Urban biologist: For the love of nature

Kingsview Park: Remediation of Contaminated Soil

A day in the life of a student biologist

Ecological Corridors: How to be a friend of nature

Conservation Officers to the Rescue

The NCC Forest Strategy

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