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Webinar – How to Make a Biodiversity COP Matter

On March 26, join the webinar “How to Make a Biodiversity COP Matter”, the first event in the Armenia-Quebec Talk series on the Road to COP17.

Fréquence nature: music created using natural intelligence

Fréquence nature: a collaborative music playlist put together by our team members.

A New Report on Transformative Change from IPBES

On December 18, scientists from IPBES will publish a new report on transformative change. Defined as a “reorganization across technological, economic and social factors,” transformative change is seen as vital...

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The Copper Redhorse’s Final Act in Federal Court

Montreal, February 9th, 2026 – SNAP Québec and the CQDE are officially filing a lawsuit in Federal Court against the Minister of Fisheries.

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Port of Contrecœur: a white elephant project for financial white sharks?

Montreal, January 13, 2026 – A study commissioned by SNAP Quebec unveils economic, strategic, and environmental issues related to the Port of Montreal’s expansion project in Contrecœur. The analysis concludes that this...

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Contrecœur Terminal Saga: When the Federal Government Cuts Corners and Circumvents Its Own Laws

Montreal, October 27, 2025 – The Société pour la nature et les parcs (SNAP Québec) is calling on the federal government to get its act together and resume the process...

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A Connection With Nature: Winter Edition

Alexi Hachey-BrunetVolunteer Mobilization Coordinator Every year since 2017, SNAP Québec has been partnering with the Société des établissements de plein air du Québec (Sépaq), the Monique-Fitz-Back Foundation, and the Association...

Celebrate Nature this Valentine’s Day

Découvrez et partagez nos cartes de Saint-Valentin humoristiques sur le thème de la nature.

SNAP Québec Team’s Wishes for 2026

While the year has only just begun, our commitment to protecting Quebec’s nature and wildlife is already well underway. To begin this new year, we are excited to share with...

Can Forestry and Climate Be Reconciled?

The logging industry is one of our country’s major carbon emitters. Logging reduces carbon stocks in vegetation and forest soil, and at the end of their life cycle, wood-based products...

SNAP Québec’s 2025 Retrospective

Throughout the year, SNAP Québec has carried out ambitious initiatives to protect nature, defend endangered species, support Indigenous leadership in conservation, and encourage connexion with nature. Thanks to your support,...

Natural Allies: Conservation as a Climate Shield

Did you know that the more we protect nature, the more effective we become at fighting climate change? Even better, did you know that leaving nature undisturbed allows it to...

A Century of Seabird Protection on the Lower North Shore!

On the Lower North Shore, several migratory bird sanctuaries – among the oldest protected areas in Quebec – are celebrating their 100th anniversary.

The wood hiding the forest: the real carbon footprint of Quebec’s forestry sector

Discover the true carbon footprint of Quebec’s forestry industry, from the forest floor to the mill to the landfill.

Carbon science—an indispensable tool for conservation

Our natural environments are hugely important for climate regulation because they absorb and store massive amounts of carbon. If we want to protect these carbon-rich environments and fight the climate...

Carbon cycle—nature’s crucial role in climate regulation

In a new video, SNAP Québec, Nature Québec and their partners in the Nature alliée project explain in a simple and informative way the crucial role our natural environments play...

Nature is our best ally to combat climate and biodiversity crises

Over the past few months, many citizen groups, Indigenous communities, municipalities and academics across Quebec have joined forces to identify, document and protect exceptional natural environments and tackle the dual...

There’s an elephant in the Quebec forest! A furtive species that eludes officials

It is there, huge and omnipresent, but our governments and the forestry industry seem to prefer to ignore it. It’s the elephant in the room…

News from SNAP Québec

Webinar – How to Make a Biodiversity COP Matter

Fréquence nature: music created using natural intelligence

A New Report on Transformative Change from IPBES

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SNAP Québec in the media

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The Copper Redhorse’s Final Act in Federal Court

Port of Contrecœur: a white elephant project for financial white sharks?

Contrecœur Terminal Saga: When the Federal Government Cuts Corners and Circumvents Its Own Laws

Blogs

A Connection With Nature: Winter Edition

Celebrate Nature this Valentine’s Day

SNAP Québec Team’s Wishes for 2026

Can Forestry and Climate Be Reconciled?

SNAP Québec’s 2025 Retrospective

Natural Allies: Conservation as a Climate Shield

A Century of Seabird Protection on the Lower North Shore!

The wood hiding the forest: the real carbon footprint of Quebec’s forestry sector

Carbon science—an indispensable tool for conservation

Carbon cycle—nature’s crucial role in climate regulation

Nature is our best ally to combat climate and biodiversity crises

There’s an elephant in the Quebec forest! A furtive species that eludes officials

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