First, we want to say a heartfelt thank you for being part of our conservation community. Your thoughts truly matter to us, and we’re so excited to hear from you! This super quick 3-5 minute survey ...

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Did you know? According to an interesting study from Gombe, while males in other species don’t have much interest in their young, chimpanzee fathers spend more time with their own infants. Indeed, the ...

Following her inspiring address at this very venue two years ago, Dr. Jane is returning to Toronto to deliver another iconic lecture at Meridian Hall. This is an exclusive and intimate opportunity to ...

In Senegal, the chimpanzee population has decreased drastically over the past years – there are now less than 500 wild chimpanzees across the country. What has caused this notable decrease?

The Inuvialuit-led Aullaviat/Anguniarvik Traditional Conservation Area (TCA) protects nearly 8,500 km 2 of the Eastern Yukon North Slope, a critical area for wildlife and Inuvialuit traditional use.

Dr. Jane famously attributes her mother’s gentle wisdom and unwavering support as the reason that she was able to do what she has – that she could become the woman who revolutionized our understanding ...

A BioBlitz is an activity where participants come together and come together to identify and classify as many species as possible in a specific location and set period of time. BioBlitzes have a place ...

There is one really important message that I want to share on Earth Day 2025: I urge everyone to treat every day of the year as Earth Day. Planet Earth is the only home we shall ever know, yet we are ...

Along with millions of others, I mourn the passing of Pope Francis. He was a truly Holy man, despising luxury and with a true concern for the poor and the marginalized. He urged help for refugees ...

The Kanaka Bar Band (ƛ̓əq̓ƛ̓áq̓tn̓mx), is a Band within the Nlaka’pamux Nation. Kanaka Bar, also known as the T’eqt’aqtnmux – “the crossing place people” – have stewarded their lands for over 10,000 ...