Always in a Good Way

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Across Canada

The land speaks for itself.

From Pacific coast to Atlantic shore, from boreal forest to prairie, the carbon, the value, and the story are already here.

Watch

See the Birch Carbon Program in motion.

Three short films on the land, the people, and the program. Always in a Good Way.

Film 01

The Vision

1:56

Film 02

The Land

0:44

Film 03

The Story

2:29

Across Canada

The land speaks for itself.

From Pacific coast to Atlantic shore, from boreal forest to prairie, the carbon, the value, and the story are already here.

British Columbia coastline and rainforest — British ColumbiaCoastal rainforest and old growth

Calgary skyline above the Bow River — AlbertaCalgary skyline and the Bow River

Saskatchewan prairie at golden hour — SaskatchewanOpen prairie and grassland

Manitoba boreal forest — ManitobaBoreal forest and shield

Ontario lake and forest — OntarioLakes, wetlands, and woodland

Château Frontenac and Old Quebec City — QuebecChâteau Frontenac and Old Quebec

New Brunswick coastline — New BrunswickAcadian coast and forest

Peggy’s Cove lighthouse on the Atlantic shore — Nova ScotiaPeggy’s Cove and the Atlantic shore

Red sandstone cliffs at Cavendish, Prince Edward Island — Prince Edward IslandRed cliffs of Cavendish

Jellybean Row colourful houses in St. John’s, Newfoundland — Newfoundland & LabradorJellybean Row, St. John’s

Yukon mountains and tundra — YukonSubarctic mountains and tundra

Northwest Territories aurora and lakes — Northwest TerritoriesAurora, lakes, and great rivers

Nunavut arctic landscape — NunavutArctic tundra and ice

Explore the nations

See every First Nation across Canada, on one interactive map.

Built by the Birch team, the Indigenous Nations Interactive Map connects visitors directly to official Nation profiles, websites, and community resources across the country — one of the first tools of its kind in Canada.

637

First Nations Mapped

588

With Websites Linked

509

Precisely Located

13

Provinces & Territories

Open the Interactive Map →