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How to save birds like a Superhero

In his recent post, Steve Gahbauer reminded us that many bird species are negatively impacted by dangers encountered...

The Black and White Warbler are small songbirds that have the most zebra-like colouration of any Canadian bird...

The tale of the Eastern Bluebird teaches us that species at risk can be rehabilitated if the will...

Nature Canada applauds the Government of Canada’s action to remove its objections and fully implement the United Nations...

Nature Canada is proud to be a Canadian co-partner of BirdLife International – the global partnership of organizations...

Canada urgently needs a strategy to meet its international commitments to protect 17% of our land and 10%...

The Wilson’s Phalarope is a shorebird who has some unique qualities that set it apart from other species. One...

The American Woodcock is a shorebird that won’t be found anywhere near a beach or shore. This species...

In the Northwest Territories, just bordering Yellowknife, lies Dinàgà Wek’èhodì (dee-na-ga wek-a-ho-dee) – a northern pocket in the...

This blog was written by Nature Canada member Steve Gahbauer and edited by our Professional Writing Intern, Blair Scott. ...

Canada’s wilderness is the world’s envy. It’s our duty to keep our true north strong and green.

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