Bison roam across the road at sunrise on the bison range. Riding Mountain National Park.
Learn how we are protecting species, habitats and ecosystems
Conservation scientists at Parks Canada work closely with holders of Indigenous knowledge to protect and manage these natural places for future generations.
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Nature and wildlife conservation stories
Tidy tundra
In collaboration with Inuit partners, staff at Qausuittuq National Park aim to tidy up the tundra to benefit caribou and the ecosystem alike.
Wildlife webcams and remote cameras
From northern Yukon to the waters of Quebec’s Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, our cameras capture the wild lives of wildlife.
Two paths, one destination
Indigenous knowledge works hand in hand with modern science to protect a park and a homeland
Testing the waters: one advisor’s role in creating new National Marine Conservation Areas
Marine Areas Establishment Advisor Diane Blanchard has a unique role in helping create protected areas.
A map of the changing North
How will climate change affect northern parks like Tuktut Nogait?
Garry Oak Learning Meadow
Visit a rich eco-cultural landscape at Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites.
Meet our conservation staff
Get to know the dedicated employees who work behind the scenes at Parks Canada.
Get involved with conservation
Parks Canada protects some of the world’s most extraordinary natural and cultural wonders.
