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Nature Smart Climate Solutions Fund

Government of Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada

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The official page says: “The application period for the Nature Smart Climate Solutions Fund is currently closed.”

Read from the official page on October 13, 2026. Confirm the deadline on the official page before you apply.

Amount
Not stated on the page
Cost share
Not stated on the page
Who can apply
Not stated on the page
Where
Anywhere in Canada

What it is

Funding for conserving and restoring nature

Submit a proposal to carry out nature-based solutions to conserve, sustainably manage, and restore ecosystems.

Description from the Government of Canada’s Business Benefits Finder (list of July 17, 2025), Open Government Licence – Canada.

What applicants actually got

From the federal records of every agreement signed under this program.

Agreements, last 12 months
64
starting Oct 2025 or later
Typical award
$124K–$871K
the middle half, since Oct 2023
Median award
$208K
64 agreements since Oct 2023
All agreements
64
$113M

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026. Filed as “Conserving Nature” (Environment and Climate Change Canada, 64).

Who got it

Organizations with the most funding under this program, all years.

Who got it in your province

Open a province to see the organizations there with the most funding under this program, all years.

British Columbia14 agreements · $64.5M
New Brunswick6 agreements · $20.8M
Ontario21 agreements · $10.1M
Newfoundland and Labrador2 agreements · $5M
Nova Scotia3 agreements · $3M
Saskatchewan3 agreements · $2.9M
Quebec8 agreements · $2.9M
Manitoba2 agreements · $1.6M
RecipientAgreementsTotal
Seal River Watershed Alliance1$855K
Chemawawin Cree Nation1$794K
Alberta1 agreement · $1.1M
RecipientAgreementsTotal
Alberta Conservation Association1$1.1M
Prince Edward Island3 agreements · $959K
Nunavut1 agreement · $150K
RecipientAgreementsTotal
Baker Lake Hunters and Trappers Organisation1$150K

Latest agreements

StartRecipientValue
Mar 2026Province of New Brunswick$1,665,000
Mar 2026Meduxnekeag River Association$30,000
Mar 2026Conseil régional de l’environnement Chaudière-Appalaches$75,000
Mar 2026Musqueam Indian Band$380,000
Mar 2026Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick$18,782,423
Mar 2026Prince Edward Island Watershed Alliance$196,128
Mar 2026Medway Community Forest Cooperative Limited$831,172
Mar 2026Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment$1,518,750
Mar 2026Province of British Columbia$49,625,000
Mar 2026Province of British Columbia$491,000
Mar 2026Province of British Columbia$1,946,000
Mar 2026Peskotomuhkati Nation at Skutik$25,000
Mar 2026Nature NB$150,000
Mar 2026Government of Prince Edward Island$320,000
Mar 2026Stewardship Association of Municipalities$4,986,440
Mar 2026Birds Canada$2,633,954
Mar 2026Birds Canada$240,000
Mar 2026Wildlife Conservation Society Canada$70,000
Mar 2026Takla Nation$50,000
Mar 2026Gespe'gewaq Mi'gmaq Resource Council$38,000

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

$0$75M$150M20252026*

* 2026 so far: agreements starting by Oct 2026. Departments publish each quarter after it ends, so the latest months fill in later.

Show the numbers
YearAgreementsTotal
202513$6.4M
2026*51$107M

The full record: Conserving Nature.

More programs: all provinces.