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Canada can't afford to fall behind in climate-proofing infrastructure

The benefits of climate‑resilient infrastructure would be widely shared—by households, businesses, and the broader ...

B.C., First Nations, Ottawa sign agreement to create ‘Realm of the Salmon’ coastal reserve

Marine reserve is first of up to 10 committed to under Canada’s $3.8-billion nature strategy

Globe Climate: Canada has lost billions of trees

We’re not planting enough seedlings to make a dent in our tree deficit

What indigenous communities teach us about climate change - Vatican News

From the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego, historian Bernardo Groschopp reflects on how climate change, shifting wildlife and political borders are ...

‘Spend Time on the Land’: Indigenous Stewardship Practices Critical for Conservation

Researchers, government, non-profits need to partner with Indigenous Peoples for effective biodiversity governance The stewardship practices of Indigenous and other land-based peoples have been…

Webinar: Indigenous Climate Monitoring Toolkit Webinar Series - Indigenous Climate Hub

The Indigenous Community-Based Climate Monitoring (ICBCM) Program in partnership with Bridge Building Group (BBG) is pleased to invite you to the second session of their Indigenous Climate Monitoring...

What Will It Take for Ambition to Become Action? Delivering on Canada’s Nature Strategy

Canada’s new nature strategy will only succeed if political will, Indigenous leadership, and long‑term financing translate its bold vision into coordinated, enforceable action.

Government of Canada supports six new research projects to explore impacts of plastic pollution on...

/CNW/ - Today, the Honourable Julie Dabrusin, Minister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature, announced nearly $2.4 million in research funding to help...

2026 Spring Funding Opportunities for First Nations

A staff-curated list of external grants and funding opportunities available for First Nations’ projects in stewardship, sustainable energy, training, culture, and economic development. 

New research hub will help conserve Canada’s vital grasslands

A research hub being established at the University of Alberta will help conserve Canada’s grasslands, which are vital to the environment.

The River Is Telling Us Something: Indigenous-Led Water Monitoring as Canada’s Climate Early...

For communities who have lived beside rivers for thousands of years, change in the water is never just a data point —it is a message.Water as a Living RelativeIn many Indigenous traditions across...

Climate Strike in Vancouver: SFU CMNS Perspective

Students and faculty members of SFU School of Communication attended the march and share their impressions.

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Nature and Species Research Funding Opportunity (Canada) - fundsforNGOs

Deadline: 07-Jul-2026 Environment and Climate Change Canada has launched a funding opportunity to support environmental science projects focused on climate change, biodiversity, species at risk, and...

Field Notes: Who Decides What Counts? Rethinking Climate Adaptation - Faculty of Public and Global...

What are you focused on these days? Two projects, both about whose voices count and who holds power in climate adaptation. The first is the Global Goal on Adaptation, or GGA, which sits within the...