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NatureServe Canada

Canada, the world’s second-largest nation, is home to an extraordinary collection of landscapes and wildlife. Spanning the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic oceans, Canada has the world’s longest coastline and is home to an estimated 140,000 species. Identifying, mapping, and understanding the biodiversity of this vast landscape is an extraordinary challenge—and an essential one for Canada to protect its natural heritage.

NatureServe Canada

NatureServe Canada report finds increase in globally at-risk species in Canada

NatureServe Canada report finds increase in globally at-risk species in Canada

EBAR range mapping to support the Canada Key Biodiversity Areas project

NatureServe Canada, Wildlife Conservation Society Canada and Bird Studies Canada have partnered on a project to identify Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in Canada.

NatureServe Canada Annual Report 2018-2019

NatureServe Canada's Annual Report provides a summary of activities, accomplishments and financial information for fiscal 2018-2019.

Conservation Data Centres

NatureServe Canada's network of nine independent conservation data centres (CDCs) covers all provinces and territories except Quebec.

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Your support enables NatureServe Canada and its network of independent conservation data centres to fulfill its mission as a leader in providing scientific information, tools and expertise to help guide effective conservation action.

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  1. Apr 19 2020

    Biodiversity Without Boundaries 2020

    Richmond Marriott, 500 East Broad Street, Richmond VA 23219

    Join us for four days of learning, collaborating, and building connections with the nation's top conservation professionals, expert scientists, and leaders in industry in Richmond, VA, April 19-22 2020.