Species at Risk Success Recovery Stories

Are you aware that Parks Canada Agency has already supported several field initiatives for the recovery of the species at risk?

Find out more about these successful stories.

• Eyes and Hands for Species at Risk
  Stewardship in action in the Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve
• Saving the Ice Age Grass
  First Nation community involvement in managing species at risk
• A Calendar with a Conservation Message
  Aboriginal People’s involvement with species at risk
• When is an Island not an Island?
  St. Lawrence Islands National Park works with its neighbours to protect species at risk
• Getting to Know the ‘Big Bad Wolf’
  Conserving the Eastern Wolf population in La Mauricie National Park
• Teaming Up for Species at Risk
  Big things are happening all along the Trent-Severn Waterway
• Protecting Prairie Landscapes
  Cooperation for species and habitats at risk 
• Doing the Groundwork
  Restoring Garry oak ecosystems
• A Little Beauty on the Barrens
  A cooperative, ecosystems approach to protecting rare plants
• Grazing the Grasslands
  Large grazers are important allies in managing Grasslands National Park
• Back from the Brink
  Welcoming back Pink Sand-verbena to Pacific Rim National Park
• Parks Canada gives Snakes a Break
  Working to improve attitudes toward the eastern Massasauga rattlesnake
• Heading Up the River
  A unique fish ladder is helping species at risk reclaim their habitat