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Fall BioBlitz at Mud Lake

[two_third]Nature Canada’s first ever Fall BioBlitz was a huge success! We were joined by over 200 citizens of...

Last week thousands of birds were killed after flying into a gas flare at a natural gas plant...

Last week Nature Canada had the great pleasure of cosponsoring a launch for Canadian author Caroline Balderston Parry’s...

Nature Canada’s first ever Fall BioBlitz was a huge success! We were joined by over 200 citizens of...

This shore bird prefers to migrate along and nests in trees. Two behaviours which set it apart from...

You are part of our voices of nature. As a valued member and supporter of Nature Canada, we’d...

In an unprecedented move, the federal government announced yesterday it would introduce an Emergency Protection Order to help...

The Common Nighthawk is crepuscular, meaning it is active around dusk and dawn. It is a master of...

Brett Hare was an intern with Nature Canada’s conservation team in the early part of 2013. He spoke...

Purple Martins are found locally during migration and breeding between mid-April and early July, and gather in large...

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

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