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Why is downgraded protection for BC’s Humpback Whales an extra special concern?

On April 19th the federal government published an order to down-list, or downgrade protection of, the North Pacific...

Who? Who-hoo-hoo, whooo? Whoooo’s in the animal carrier? That was the question more than 500 pre-school and elementary...

The Board and staff of Nature Canada are honoured to have Senator Janis Johnson as the Honorary Chair...

By Stephen Hazell, Nature Canada’s Interim Executive Director Early April in the grasslands of southern Alberta and southwestern...

We love hearing you raise your voices for nature! Last fall, we asked you to help us petition...

The name of this species comes from the fact that they tap trees in the spring, just like...

Over 500 members shared “Raise Your Voice” promises for protecting nature this year. We welcome others to also...

The Mallard is the most common and widespread duck in the Northern Hemisphere and they are also the...

The Eastern Phoebe feeds on insects in flight and is one of the last songbirds to leave its...

The Horned Lark is known in French as Alouette hausse-col. Have you ever heard of the famous French...

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

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