Bird Tweet of the Week: Wood Duck September 4, 2015 The colourful Wood Duck gets its name in part because it nests in tree cavities – up to...
How much do you know about the Common Loon? September 1, 2015 Common Loons are large diving birds with long bodies (66-91 cm long, 2.2-7.6 kg, wingspan 104-131 cm) that...
North French River Biodiversity Expedition the final chapter (Part 3) September 1, 2015 It started on one of many portages around a rapid with a waterfall at the end. The granites...
Bird Tweet of the Week: Nashville Warbler August 31, 2015 Nashville Warblers live in Southern Canada and Northern United States. Believe it or not, these warblers don’t breed...
Just Waitin’ For The Bears August 30, 2015 This is a guest blog written by Maggie Romuld, one of our newest Women for Nature members. Maggie...
A Swift Evening Out Results – Success! August 28, 2015 Nature Canada held A Swift Evening Out at the Dominican University College on August 12th 2015. A Swift...
Bird Tweet of the Week: Cliff Swallow August 27, 2015 Did you know that some birds like to help each other? The Cliff Swallow is an example of...
Monarchs & Nighthawks – Nature Canada celebrates National Moth Week! (Part 3 of 3) August 25, 2015 The beginning of Moth Week began the 3rd weekend of July, the same day as Day 1 of...
Announcing this Year’s Charles Labatiuk Scholarship Award August 24, 2015 By: Marie du Plessis, Executive Assistant Laura Paskevics is the 2015 recipient of Nature Canada’s Charles Labatiuk Scholarship...
Bird Tweet of the Week: Veery August 24, 2015 Have you ever walked through the forest, and heard what seems to be a bird call through a...