Program Areas
Nature Canada focuses on three program areas:
- Species at Risk
- Protected Areas
- Bird Conservation
The organization also maintains an international program, through which it works with partner countries such as Mexico, Bolivia and Paraguay to protect migratory bird habitats in South America.
Nature Canada publishes a magazine, Nature Canada, and produces teacher guides, technical reports, media releases, brochures, information packages and an e-newsletter.
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