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Protected and connected habitats provide species with safe havens and ways to move freely between them. Understanding how, when and where species are moving is key in helping them safely access what they need to survive in a changing climate.

Join Parks Canada and Trent University in Thousand Island National Park as they radio collar White-Tailed Deer to learn about their movements. This research is helping Parks Canada and partners to better connect habitats, and to prepare for the possible movement of species in response to climate change.

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Join Parks Canada scientists and a team of Mi’kmaq Earth Keepers as they venture to Sable Island National Park Reserve to research the endemic Sable Island Sweat Bee. A vital pollinator for the island, the bee is found nowhere else in the world and is classified as threatened under Canada’s Species at Risk Act.

Parks Canada is working with partners—including the Sable Island Institute, the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, the University of Manitoba and Brock University, and the Mi’kmaq Earth Keepers—to better understand the biology of the bee. And … Continue

Parks Canada is leading and supporting the creation of 10 new national marine conservation areas (NMCAs).

These areas will contribute to Canada’s commitment to the international goal to protect 30% of marine and coastal areas by 2030. That’s a lot of new NMCAs! Watch to understand the ins and outs of establishing new NMCAs and how they contribute to building better health for us, and for the planet.

Find out more:
https://parks.canada.ca/nature/science/aires-areas/amnc-nmca

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