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Inside the Mudlake Biodiversity Project

“Do we have this one yet?” Harold Sotomayor asked his friend and project partner Patrick Killeen after we...

The males and females of this species share duties when it comes to incubating their eggs, but there’s...

Have you ever flown for 88 hours non-stop, across a continent and over an ocean, just to avoid...

In 2014, Nature Canada did our own night walk to look for nocturnal creatures. We began our walk...

We typically see Wilson’s Warblers in this region during the spring and fall migrations, as they are moving...

The bull trout (salvelinus confluentus) is a salmonid, specifically a char, and Alberta’s official provincial fish. Native to...

During the breeding season Night-herons do also hunt by day given the high-energy demands of raising and feeding...

Nature Canada wants to thank the wonderful volunteers at Foresters for joining us at the Fall BioBlitz. Foresters...

Skunks! You might not believe it, but I agreed to release some young skunks onto our property. Insane?...

If it feels threatened, the Bittern will stand motionless with its long neck and bill pointed to the...

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

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