Cape Breton Highlands National Park no longer threatened by “Mother Canada” project

cpawsadmin02/05/2016News

OTTAWA – CPAWS welcomes today’s decision by the federal government to reject the proposed seven-storey “Mother Canada” statue in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. This … Read More

Biodiversity – Quebec on its way to miss international targets

cpawsadmin01/26/2016News

Montreal, January 26th, 2016 – Nature Quebec and CPAWS Quebec (SNAP Quebec) unveil today the first assessment of Quebec’s actions to protect biodiversity, in presence … Read More

Will 2016 be the year we save gros morne?

cpawsadmin01/25/2016Blog

Written By: Karen Turner As a new year dawns, we are hopeful that 2016 will be the year our federal and provincial governments finally create … Read More

CARIBOU REPORT 2015

cpawsadmin12/16/2015Publications

Boreal Woodland Caribou Conservation in Canada 2015 Update: CPAWS-Caribou_Report_EN-2015

2014-2015

cpawsadmin09/30/2015Impact Reports, Publications

CPAWSimpactreport-FINAL

PARKS REPORT 2015

cpawsadmin07/16/2015Publications

Protecting Canada: Is it in our Nature?How Canada can achieve its international commitment to protect our land and freshwater CPAWS Parks Report 2015CPAWS_Parks_Report_2015-Single_Page

OCEANS REPORT 2015

cpawsadmin07/16/2015Publications

Dare to be Deep: Are Canada’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) Really ‘Protected’?

CARIBOU REPORT 2014

cpawsadmin12/16/2014Publications

Looking for Action: Caribou losing ground 2014 Report: CPAWS_Caribou_Report_2014

PARKS REPORT 2014

cpawsadmin07/16/2014Publications

Losing Ground – Time to Embrace the True Value of Parks The State of Canada’s Parks, 2014 ReportCPAWS_Parks_Report_2014