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Northern Lights A person holds a light ball to illuminate the snowy trees under the northern lights in Northwest Territories, Canada. © Stanley Aryanto/TNC Photo Contest 2019

Developing Solutions for People and Nature

Our collection of research and insights shows the breadth of our expertise. Solutions that are good for people must also be good for our underlying natural systems.

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Uniting Knowledge Systems

New tools integrate science and Indigenous knowledge to protect sacred places and caribou in the Northwest Territories

Feb. 07, 2025

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Cultivating Change: Perspectives on Sustainable Farming from the Canadian Prairies

What prevents producers from adopting sustainable practices? Our new research unearths their views — and how governments and businesses can help.

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The Economic Power of Natural Climate Solutions

A conversation with Amanda Reed of Nature United and Mike Wilson of the Smart Prosperity Institute.

By Amanda Reed

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Working Together Towards “Living Tree Tenures”: Kwiakah First Nation’s Journey to Restore Old-Growth Forests

A conversation between munmuntle (Chief Steven Dick) of Kwiakah First Nation and Laura Smith, Nature United’s Forest and Climate Specialist.

By Laura Smith

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Counting Urchins BC Marine lead Jenn Burt has spent countless hours underwater conducting research in the Great Bear Sea. © Nature United

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We are working toward solutions that are good for people and our underlying natural systems. Our collection of research shows the breadth of our expertise.

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Hadley Archer

Executive Director

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?ikaatius (Tyson Atleo)

Natural Climate Solutions Program Director

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Shaughn McArthur

Associate Director of Government Relations

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Jenny Brown

Conservation Programs Director

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Nature United is advancing conservation through policy, new technologies, groundbreaking partnerships and cutting-edge science.

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Humpback Whale British Columbia's 21-million-acre Great Bear Rainforest is the largest coastal temperate rainforest on Earth. © Jon McCormack