The Nature Conservancy in Canada - Great Bear Rainforest - Conserving the Great Bear Rainforest of Canada

Great Bear Rainforest

In the Great Bear Rainforest The Nature Conservancy is providing scientific expertise to First Nations and partner NGOs to support sustainable land management across millions of acres. The Conservancy is also working to protect critical wildlife populations with innovative strategies and new monitoring technologies.

Canadian Boreal Forest

The Conservancy is working to save Canada’s Boreal Forest, one of the world's last great frontier forests. Throughout the Boreal, the Conservancy provides science in support of sustainable forestry and conservation-first land use planning, ensuring the continued viability of ecosystems, communities and ancient cultures.

Historic Opportunity

A land of change and inspiration, Canada is one of the greatest conservation opportunities remaining on Earth. Right now, the future is being determined for millions of acres of wilderness and the plants, animals and humans that call these lands home.

Explore the Rainforest

Explore the Rainforest is a section designed to give you an in-depth look at the Conservancy's work in the Great Bear Rainforest. Take a deep dive into our most urgent initiatives through magazine-style articles and engaging multimedia.

See a video on Thistalalh Memorial Library, the only community library along the entire 300-mile coastline of the Great Bear Rainforest.

Photo Credits (top to bottom): © Carl Heilman II (landscape); © Gary Braasch (leaves); © Garry Gleason (blueberries); © Mark Godfrey (family); © C.J. Crowley (turtle).