What Spring Means for Wildlife
Here are some of the ways that local wildlife species greet the arrival of warmer, milder weather in
If you encounter wildlife, be respectful: keep a safe distance, observe from afar and don’t feed any
When ponds thaw, keep an eye out for wildlife like frogs, toads and salamanders.
These advisories are issued to protect wildlife.
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Goal 7: Healthy wildlife populations
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
We are protecting wildlife
and wildlife habitats on the lands we manage.
We have committed to four actions and seven indicators under the “Healthy wildlife populations” goal.
Indicators Status
Complete a research project about the impact of roads on wildlife
Five tips to enjoy Gatineau Park and respect wildlife
you enjoy in the Park, it is important that you always be aware that the area is first and foremost a wildlife
Here are five tips for Gatineau Park users to help respect the Park’s wildlife.
Wildlife must remain wild, because they have to be able to survive alone in nature.
next visit to Gatineau Park and that they will help you to enjoy the Park while also respecting the wildlife
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Gatineau Park trails in spring
But be careful: the Park’s plants and wildlife are fragile during the spring thaw.
Plants and wildlife
Spring is an important season of new growth and activity for plants and wildlife
What Spring Means for Wildlife
Tips to enjoy the Park and respect wildlife
Pollinator-friendly demolitions
This project is part of the NCC’s goal of protecting wildlife and wildlife habitats on the lands it manages
Learn more about these initiatives under the “Healthy wildlife populations” goal.
Seven principles of outdoor ethics
areas, it is important that all users follow the outdoor ethics code to help protect their plants and wildlife
For your own safety and to avoid disturbing wildlife, stay on official trails.
Always keep your distance from wildlife, and do not frighten animals or cause them to flee.
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Road ecology and wetland improvements in Stony Swamp
Sustainable road design
Fences and wildlife crossings help protect wildlife, and connect habitats separated
exclusion fencing
wildlife crossings
measures to improve water quality
These improvements benefit
both humans and wildlife.
and negotiations regarding the possible enhancement of ecological linkages in Stony Swamp, including wildlife
It is predicted that wildlife fencing will reduce these numbers by 70 percent.
My Summer Experience: Bringing a Turtle That Was Almost Roadkill Back to Life
To my surprise, I received a phone call a little over month later from the Rideau Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Through this rewarding experience, I am happy to know that my work has established where wildlife passages
I truly thank the Rideau Valley Wildlife Sanctuary and the Ottawa Humane Society for their fantastic
Rideau Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Ontario Turtle Conservation Center
Ottawa Humane Society
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Nature Corner
Canadian Wildlife Federation
The Canadian Wildlife Federation’s (CWF) mission is to conserve and
inspire the conservation of Canada’s wildlife and habitats for the use and enjoyment of all.
The Fletcher Wildlife Garden provides tips and guidance about how to create pollinator-friendly habitats
Many of the plants on display at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden were seeded at the new pollinator meadow
Conservation Officers to the Rescue
The purpose of our work:
to protect plants and wildlife;
to protect NCC assets and the safe enjoyment
work closely with Gatineau Park and Greenbelt biologists in protecting natural resources and managing wildlife
forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU), municipal fire services, paramedics, police authorities, the Quebec wildlife
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Stillwater Creek Wetland Enhancement Project
by realigning it from the roadside to a natural channel design within the wetland
Improve fish and wildlife
During the sweep, we looked for turtles, snakes and other terrestrial wildlife.
complex includes three naturalized stormwater ponds that were recently rehabilitated using progressive wildlife-sensitive
It is known for attracting rare wildlife, including Blanding’s turtles, painted turtles and snapping
Public Services and Procurement Canada, the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority, the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife
Actions
Healthy wildlife populations
We will protect wildlife and wildlife habitat on NCC-managed lands.
Spring on the Greenbelt’s Trails
Spring is an important season of new growth and activity for plants and wildlife
What Spring Means for Wildlife
A day in the life of a student biologist
I worked on one project involving peregrine falcons, and worked on a survey of plants and wildlife, as
Wildlife
For the peregrine falcon project, my colleague and I had to visit the falcons’ traditional
Plants and wildlife
Plant and wildlife survey projects were undertaken primarily for the purposes of
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Mud Lake
For your own safety, to avoid disturbing wildlife and to protect this fragile ecosystem, stay on official
Leave plants and trees as you found them, and always keep your distance from wildlife.
Plants and wildlife
, reptile and fish species not commonly found in the region
44 rare and 15 uncommon plant species
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A biologist's take on #Bluesnest
National Capital Commission (NCC), so I’m asked to advise on all sorts of issues and projects relating to wildlife
permit authorizing the NCC and its nominees, Ottawa Bluesfest and Monika Melichar of the Woodlands Wildlife
The Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary was willing and able to move the nest.
We placed the mobile nesting platform near the nest, and Monika Melichar from the Woodlands Wildlife
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It's Peregrine Falcon Nesting Season in Gatineau Park
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
2:30 pm
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Natural Capital: The Economic Value of NCC Green Spaces
market metrics, including:
air quality control
water filtration
climate regulation
carbon storage
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Winter Visitors to the National Capital Greenbelt
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
2:30 pm
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Tuesday, April 6, 2021
11:50 am
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The Black Bear in the National Capital Region
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
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Conservation and remediation
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Pine Grove Wetland Enhancement Project
following:
improve water quality
provide flood storage
offer quality habitat and opportunities for wildlife
Pine Grove is also an important plant and wildlife habitat.
How to coexist with coyotes in the National Capital Region
Here are a few things the NCC does to prevent conflicts with wildlife:
Record observations
Install
wildlife-proof garbage cans
Post signage at key trail heads
Clean up brush and vegetation along
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Other resources
Nick Stow talks about co-existing with coyotes (YouTube)
City of Ottawa Wildlife
Speakers Series - Living with Coyotes (YouTube)
NCC Urbanism Lab Series - Nature as neighbour: Wildlife
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Black Rapids Wetland Enhancement
that supports amphibian breeding, fish habitat and bird foraging, as well as act as a water supply for wildlife
for shorebirds to feed
Increased biodiversity of aquatic and terrestrial plants, as well as fish and wildlife
It’s important to “leave what you find” in the Capital
These natural objects serve as habitat and food for plants and wildlife, including threatened species
How does wildlife fit in?
Several animal species rely on the leaves, flowers or fruits of plants.
Picking the plant decreases the resources available for wildlife.
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Protecting bats
To find out more about how to help bats, visit the Canadian Wildlife Federation website: cwf-fcf.org/
Monday, December 5, 2022
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
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City Nature Challenge
The City Nature Challenge is an international effort for people to find and document plants and wildlife
Which city will upload the most observations of wildlife using iNaturalist Canada?
Conservation and scientific research in the Greenbelt
What spring means for wildlife
Many organizations are working to protect plants and wildlife
Pine Grove
Pine Grove Forest is also an important plant and wildlife habitat.
From tall pine tress that almost seem to touch the sky, to a variety of interesting wildlife, there’s
Plant and wildlife
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022
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Parks and pathways
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Flight of the Monarch Butterfly
In November 2016, the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) identified the
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Science In the Greenbelt
The Canadian Wildlife Federation is studying colonizer species in the Greenbelt, and building on our
to connect with our community outreach partners:
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
Canadian Wildlife
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Cycling in the Greenbelt
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Ecological Corridors
They enable movement of wildlife and dispersal of plant species, and facilitate seasonal migration, reproduction
Learn more about the important role ecological corridors play for the plants and wildlife in Gatineau
Remic Rapids Park
A beautifully restored wildlife
Today, it offers ample wildlife habitat, breeding areas for frogs and great foraging locations for birds
Green’s Creek (P27) pollinator habitat restoration
following work:
Seeding the sites with native Ontario plants, chosen in collaboration with the Canadian Wildlife
Kirby Whiteduck
He has been involved in fish and wildlife management and land claims research, and has also served as
Rebuilding pollinator habitats
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How to help keep raccoons away from your campsite
Never feed wildlife.
Seven hiking trails in the Greenbelt where you can get a healthy dose of nature
natural shoreline and wetlands provide many benefits, including improved water quality and thriving wildlife
hiking opportunities and is often the subject of photographs due to its striking beauty and diverse wildlife
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Gatineau Park’s in-between season
The transition between the highly popular Fall Rhapsody and the winter season gives the Park’s wildlife
However, keep in mind that you might encounter service vehicles or wildlife getting ready for winter.
Harmful Plants in the Capital
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Thank you
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Hiking and Walking in the Greenbelt
Have fun identifying them — and don’t forget: never feed wildlife.
Pine Grove Forest is an important wildlife habitat, and includes a self-guided forestry interpretation
Even when leashed, dogs are a source of stress for wildlife.
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Goal 4: Clean energy
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Flying a drone over NCC lands
Drones can disturb people enjoying use of the space, have a negative impact on wildlife, facilitate the
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Thousands Participate in Public Consultation on LeBreton Flats
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Nepean Point Winning Design Concept Chosen
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Urban biologist: For the love of nature
The spread of invasive species, habitat fragmentation and disruption of wildlife feeding habits are issues
protection against flooding
creation of cooling islands [French-only website]
provision of natural wildlife
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Goal 3: Modern and resilient infrastructure
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Goal 5: Pristine lakes and rivers
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Goal 10: Safe and healthy communities
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Shirleys Bay
as well as the inland wetlands, provide many benefits, including improved water quality and thriving wildlife
Bay: you’ll get a healthy dose of fresh air, and may also get a chance to observe some of the area’s wildlife
Stony Swamp
If you download iNaturalist before you go, you can record your wildlife encounters and learn more about
Habitats, plants and wildlife
Visiting a farm in the National Capital Greenbelt
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The Park supports a broad diversity of wildlife, including thousands
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Your Guide to Winter Outings on Gatineau Park Trails
Step 4: Enjoy the trails, while also respecting the Park and its wildlife, as well as other users
Waste pollutes the Park’s natural environment, and could be accidentally ingested by wildlife.
Observe wildlife from a distance. Do not follow or approach wild animals.
Jack Pine Trail
Plant and wildlife
Snowshoeing
With access to an observation blind, the Beaver and Chipmunk trails are great for spotting wildlife.
The buzz on bees
mile
If you are interested in providing habitat for bees, check out these resources by the Canadian Wildlife
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Protecting Fortune Creek
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Building A Publishing Culture Through Content Strategy
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Five Tips to Enjoy Gatineau Park and Respect Park Wildlife
Here are five tips for Gatineau
Park users to help respect the Park’s wildlife.
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Dog Walking in Gatineau Park
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Even when leashed, dogs are a source of stress for wildlife.
Rules and regulations
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Feeding wild animals (raccoons, squirrels, bears, waterfowl, etc.) is strictly prohibited.
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Goal 9: Connecting Canadians with nature
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
35 ideas for winter activities in Ottawa–Gatineau
by looking for plant and animal species in your neighbourhood — in collaboration with the Canadian Wildlife
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Three Biology Projects in Gatineau Park
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Negotiations With Rendez-Vous LeBreton Group
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Gatineau Park Parkways Schedule
However, keep in mind that you might encounter service vehicles or wildlife getting ready for winter.
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Goal 8: Sustainable food
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Eardley Escarpment
Wildlife
The Escarpment houses Quebec’s only known population of the juniper hairstreak, a rare, green-winged
The Impact Assessment Act
Natural resources: Species at risk, wildlife, trees, plants, soil, air, groundwater and surface water
Ottawa River South Shore Riverfront Park
as traffic-calming measures, including speed reduction
A vegetation strategy to protect and enhance wildlife
Connecting Community to the Land
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Trail Running with Ray Zahab in Gatineau Park
Check Gatineau Park’s social media accounts for weather conditions and wildlife notices.
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How cities are adapting to climate change
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150 Remarkable Trees In the National Capital Region
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Planning the Sky
In response to this, efforts to protect and support London’s wildlife have become a priority.
Portman Estate and the Howard de Walden Estate), in addition to Arup (as technical partners), the London Wildlife
The biodiverse roof at 7 Air Street provides 150 square metres of new wildlife habitat.
also brings bees to meet the public with the resident beekeepers on hand to provide information about wildlife
Rules and regulations
Wildlife
Feeding wild animals (raccoons, squirrels, bears, waterfowl, etc.) is strictly prohibited.
Delivering on the NCC’s Sustainable Development Strategy
benefits: helping filter air pollutants and releasing oxygen for us to breathe
providing habitat for wildlife
Seeking Public Feedback on NCC’s Forest Strategy
social and economic benefits: absorbing harmful gasses, and releasing oxygen
providing habitat for wildlife
Jean Pigott and Women Leaders at the NCC
corporate affairs, planning, Gatineau Park, finance, audit, legal services, environmental assessment, and wildlife
The NCC’s Bird-Safe Design Guidelines
Urban development puts more and more pressure on wildlife
Which NCC student job is right for you?
Also, as someone who loves the outdoors and values wildlife conservation, I feel that this student job
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Hiking a lesser-known trail in Gatineau Park
We find a comfortable spot on the grass, not too close to the shore to avoid disturbing the resident wildlife
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Bringing the Pinhey Sand Dunes back to life
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Guided Tours and activities for school groups
Learn more about ecosystems, natural features, unique wildlife and beautiful heritage sites as a group
the activity is to convey the environmental values of conservation and the protection of nature and wildlife
Old Quarry Trail
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Building Community in Our Parks
years working with organizations including Parks Canada, the Canadian Museum of Nature and the Canadian Wildlife
Goal 1: Effective action on climate change
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Six Ideas for Family Outings in Gatineau Park
After enjoying some time outdoors, come see the wildlife exhibition at the Visitor Centre.
Little ones love the wildlife displays and activity books!
This year’s green initiatives
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Six things you didn’t know about tulips in Ottawa–Gatineau
We then install snow fences to protect the beds from debris and wildlife during the winter.
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A Year in the Life of a Nature Interpreter
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Ecological Corridors: How to be a friend of nature
The richer an environment, the more that wildlife will regulate itself, so no more problems with ants
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The Capital Pathway Snow Heroes
Working late at night has its perks: I’ve had the chance to see wildlife up close, which usually does
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Behind the Scenes: Bistro in Confederation Park
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Reimagining a vital connection: Maximizing the benefits of the Alexandra Bridge replacement
businesses and visitors
Undertaking studies to understand potential impacts on fisheries, archaeology and wildlife
Green’s Creek
steep, forested slopes of Green’s Creek, and the narrow, clay-based flood plain provide an important wildlife
NCC Board of Directors Approves the New Sustainable Development Strategy
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Tulip Planting Season Is Here
repel any unwanted guests:
Chicken manure pellets
Blood meal
Plant the tulips with daffodils (most wildlife
Goal 2: Low-carbon government
Goal 6: Sustainably managed lands and forests
Goal 7: Healthy wildlife
Lesser-known hiking and walking trails in and around Ottawa–Gatineau
you can visit the Dominion Arboretum, which stretches along the Rideau Canal, as well as the Fletcher Wildlife
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Progress Update: Providing Environmental Leadership in the National Capital Region
Healthy Wildlife Populations
The NCC also developed Bird-Safe Design Guidelines, which provide best
Tesasini Park: New addition to the Ottawa River Shoreline Experience
receive One Planet Living certification, a global framework developed by Bioregional and the World Wildlife
Pangishimo Park: New Shoreline Experience on Chaudières Island
receive One Planet Living certification, a global framework developed by Bioregional and the World Wildlife
Views you need to see before the fall rhapsody ends
It’s also a great place to spot wildlife.
Public Board of Directors Meeting
landfills;
signed a multi-year partnership with Carleton University to study the effects of roads on wildlife
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Tick Safety in the Capital
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The NCC Forest Strategy
benefits:
helping filter air pollutants and releasing oxygen for us to breathe
providing habitat for wildlife
Gatineau Park
the Park will continue to be a natural reserve, with memorable natural features, unique plants and wildlife
The NCC announces season six of its popular Urbanism Lab lecture series
Come learn about efforts (such as bat boxes, rooftop apiaries and wildlife crossings) undertaken in Ottawa
Mike’s Garden Harvest: A community-focused sustainable farm in Ottawa
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NCC Board of Directors Approves the Ottawa River South Shore Riverfront Park Plan
A vegetation strategy to protect and enhance wildlife habitat
In collaboration with the City of Ottawa
Free bus service to Philippe Lake and Meech Creek Valley
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Spring wildflowers in the Capital
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Essential corridors in Gatineau Park
Corridors for wildlife…
Dogs on Gatineau Park Trails
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Geomatics a Key Factor in NCC Decisions
Natural Link
The purpose of the Greenbelt natural link is to secure a corridor for the safe movement of wildlife
Citizen Science
invasive alien species
eBird | To report bird sightings
iNaturalist | To report your plant and wildlife
The Canadian Heritage Garden: Canada in bloom
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How we got to now…and where we go from here
integral part of the Capital’s health, ecosystem, and value; our parks are wonderful tools to protect wildlife
Emerald Ash Borer
This is also conducive to preserving and protecting wildlife habitat.
The Capital Green Space Network
These divisions make it difficult to fully monitor the health of the watersheds, wildlife and vegetation
Management of invasive alien plants
Today, it offers ample habitat for many species of wildlife, breeding areas for frogs and great foraging
National Capital Commission
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NCC Volunteers: Portraits of passion and generosity
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Portrait of a volunteer in Gatineau Park
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Mer Bleue through the years
research conducted on-site has contributed to knowledge about topics such as wetland functions and values, wildlife
Report on Activities - January 2019
Urban Wildlife
The NCC has attended meetings with the City of Ottawa and Ontario’s Ministry
Five Beaches to Beat the Heat at In Gatineau Park
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Philippe Lake
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Luskville Falls
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Meech Creek Valley
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Tackling Climate Change on the Rideau Canal Skateway
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Report on Activities - April 2022
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Mer Bleue
old, and is a habitat for many species of regionally and significantly rare plants, birds and other wildlife
Ottawa–Gatineau: Walking in a winter wonderland
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National Capital Region’s New Tree Canopy Study: Mapping the Tree Canopy, Understanding Green Infrastructure
pollution reduction, storm-water control, moderation of high summer temperatures, aesthetic views, wildlife
Top 5 Hidden Trails to Hike in the Greenbelt
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Pink Lake
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Summer activities in the National Capital Region
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Report on Activities - September 2019
We are now seeing wildlife return to the wetland.
Learning to love the Canadian winter: Immersion for new Canadians
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Six things you may not know about Gatineau Park
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Five tips to enjoy Gatineau Park and respect wildlife
Nature know-how: Ready to enjoy the great outdoors?
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Hiking and Walking in Gatineau Park
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Agri-tourism: Twelve farms to visit in Ottawa’s Greenbelt
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Free NCC Shuttle During Fall Rhapsody
Lauriault/MulvihillMulvihill Lake is a quiet little lake where wildlife can be observed near the shore
Alexandra Bridge Replacement
studies to understand the potential impacts of the project, for example, on fisheries, archaeology and wildlife
Gatineau Park shuttle
Lauriault/MulvihillMulvihill Lake is a quiet little lake where wildlife can be observed near the shore
NCC’s guide to cycling in Ottawa–Gatineau
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Open NCC
These field experts manage wildlife, respond to natural emergencies, and tackle search and rescue operations
Transparency
officers ensure that the use of NCC natural areas by residents and visitors respects the need to protect wildlife
studies; Ecosystems studies, assessment and action plans; Management of Invasive species; and Geese and wildlife