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How Canadian Wildlife Survives Winter

From bears to bats, many of Canada’s wildlife species spend the winter in some form of hibernation. How they hibernate, and for how long, depends on the species and their habitat.

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Keeping Birds Safe At Your Feeder

Use these best practices for feeding birds to keep wild bird safe from any harm!

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Wolverine, Eastern population

The Labrador Wolverine Working Group, formed in 2000, has agreed that natural recovery of the Wolverine is unlikely.

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I Belong Here – How Nature Supports a Sense of Belonging and Wellbeing

Nature gives the sense of home, but why is that?

Pine Marten by Jeff Manser

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Baltimore Oriole by Hussain Chirathodi

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Birds flitter and fly all around us. And they are some of our most cherished wildlife, perhaps because of their cheery songs and intriguing behaviour.

Northern Lights by Brandon Born

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Women for Nature – Elizabeth Kilvert

Featuring Women for Nature member and business owner of The Unrefined Olive, Elizabeth Kilvert. Written by fellow Women...

Calendar Image – The Mountain Bluebird

The Mountain Bluebird (Sialia currucoides), which is largely found on the west coast of North America, can be...

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How Canadian Wildlife Survives Winter

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Wolverine, Eastern population

I Belong Here – How Nature Supports a Sense of Belonging and Wellbeing

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Women for Nature – Elizabeth Kilvert

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