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探花精选 Celebrates a Huge Step Towards Protecting the Seal River Watershed
April 28, 2026 — Joint proposed agreement release by four First Nations, Manitoba, and Canada
Canada
Aerial shot of the watershed.
Protecting One of the Largest Intact Watersheds on Earth
April 27, 2026 — Learn more about this Indigenous-led initiative and take action
Canada
Protections for Birds Worldwide Advanced by Successful COP15
April 01, 2026 — Leaders and experts from across the hemisphere meet to chart a course for improved habitat and species management.
Policy & Advocacy
Blackpoll Warbler sitting on a branch.
探花精选 Applauds Canada鈥檚 Commitment to Protect Nature
April 01, 2026 — Prime Minister Carney launches multi-billion-dollar strategy to protect Canada鈥檚 natural environment.
Canada
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Protecting Birds on the Move in Canada
March 26, 2026 — Indigenous-led conservation initiatives will protect vital lands and waters.
Canada
Protecting Migratory Birds Worldwide: What to Watch for at COP15
March 19, 2026 — Ahead of the Convention on Migratory Species COP15 in Brazil, global community members unite to protect migratory birds and the habitats they need to survive.
Policy & Advocacy
Profile of a bird standing on a small rock in the water.
What Happens in the Arctic, Doesn鈥檛 Stay in the Arctic
February 25, 2026 — How bird migration connects us all.
Canada
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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
February 12, 2026 — On the lookout for Boreal Finches and Waxwings.
Canada
Red Knot wading in shallow water.
探花精选 Applauds Progress Towards Establishing Western Hudson Bay Marine Conservation Area
February 06, 2026
Canada
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These 5 Central American Forests Support Billions of Migrating Birds 鈥攂ut They're Disappearing Fast
January 16, 2026 — A new study underscores the importance of conservation for the region鈥檚 鈥淔ive Great Forests,鈥 which support nearly half of some beloved species鈥 global populations.
Conservation News