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In 2015, nearly 150,000 individual checklists were submitted that documented over 18 million birds observed during the 4...

Whales are social animals. Just like humans, they communicate by talking to each other: with clicks, squeaks, moans...

The National Energy Board’s review of the Trans Mountain Pipeline/Tanker Project has left too many questions unanswered. The...

This blog was written by guest blogger Jay Brown. I have lived in Saskatchewan my entire life, all...

So far, so good for nature conservation in 2016—thanks to Nature Canada’s members! Wilderness and Wildlife Protection –...

The Northern Goshawk are raptors and are one of our largest birds of prey. Goshawk adults have a...

This blog was written by guest blogger Allison Forsythe. Throughout history, the northern lights (aurora borealis) have fascinated...

This blog was written by guest blogger Leslie Abram who is a frequent visitor to Presqu’ile Park in all seasons. Come...

The Gray Partridge is a newcomer to North America and was introduced to Southern Canada and the US Midwest...

Nature Canada welcomes with reservations the interim principles for pipeline hearings announced by Nature Resources Minister Jim Carr...

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

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