June 2, 2025

By Bianca Cecato

To halt and reverse biodiversity loss, Canada must protect the right areas, for the right reasons, in the right ways. As we strive to meet the “30x30” target—protecting 30% of our land and waters by 2030—success will depend not just on expanding the quantity of protected areas, but on making strategic, evidence-based decisions about what we conserve and why.

May 28, 2025

By Olivia Richardson and Ryan Tougas-Cooke

 

May 21, 2025

Guest post by Kate Mullock

March 26, 2025

By Paige Olmsted and Michael Twigg
 

Canada’s economy isn’t just built on nature—it depends on it. Our forests, farmlands, oceans and wetlands don’t just make our landscapes beautiful. They also drive industries, create jobs and keep our communities strong. Yet, we often overlook just how much nature contributes to our financial well-being.

February 6, 2025

By: Olivia Richardson

To celebrate Canada’s Agriculture Day, we’d like to shine a spotlight on the foundation of all growth and food production: soil health!

February 4, 2025

By Mykensie Kendrick

 

January 22, 2025

By Nicholas Renzetti

December 19, 2024

By Colleen Kaiser & Caelan Welch

December 17, 2024

By Malorie Bertrand

As the curtain closes on 2024, we’ve been reflecting on what resonated most this year. From groundbreaking research to sharp policy insights, we continue to tackle some of the most pressing challenges of our time: the climate crisis, economic uncertainty and affordability struggles that hit home for Canadians.

Canada’s green transition is reshaping the workforce and shaking up the traditional career path. While workers’ personal motivations for career advancement and development have largely remained the same, the expected career cycle of the average worker in clean-growth industries has changed largely due to technological advancement and decarbonization. The image below seeks to illustrate these career path trends.