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Aurora Borealis

This blog was written by guest blogger Valerie Assinewe. The Aurora borealis, northern lights, is featured in this month’s...

The Sharp-shinned Hawk is North America’s smallest hawk, about the size of a blue jay, and can be found...

This blog was written by guest blogger Andrew Corbett. As winter has seem to come in full force with...

There are two races of Iceland Gulls and the one, known as the Kumlien’s race, breeds in the Canadian...

The new Liberal government should put an immediate stop to the transfer of endangered prairie grasslands to the...

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...

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

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