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New Pipeline Environmental Assessment Principles welcomed–with reservations

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

How much do you know about the species at risk in Canada? Species at risk are species whose...

Canada boasts 54 of them in total and, when combined with its 92 Migratory Bird Sanctuaries (MBSs), they protect...

The Hooded Merganser is the smallest of the mergansers found in North America and it is about the...

This blog was written by guest blogger, Tina-Louise Rossit. Decoding the grunts and growls of the great white...

Groundhogs and chipmunks are squirrels “Squirrel” is how we commonly refer to a member of the rodent family...

The House of Commons gets back to work on January 25, so what should be on its legislative...

The Glaucous Gulls are winter visitors to the Ottawa region from the coastlines of the high Arctic. This...

This blog was written by Nature Canada’s guest blogger, Laura Strachan. I am willing to bet that most...

On land, this bird looks like a short plump crane with its long legs, yet they are actually wading...

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

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