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Young Naturalists Club Chapters across Nova Scotia share nature with youth and families

[two_third]Post written by Robin Musselman, Coordinator for Young Naturalist Club of Nova Scotia. It was a beautiful autumn...

Get to know some of the species at risk in the Lac Deschênes IBA with the Species Spotlight,...

By Cliff Wallis, Vice Chair, Nature Canada Board of Directors From an early age, Cliff Wallis knew that...

Known collectively as a ‘drift’, snow buntings have the northernmost winter range of any passerine, or perching bird,...

[three_fourth] Out of our network of Important Bird Area Caretakers, each volunteer has his or her own motivations...

By Ian Davidson I’m delighted to invite Nature Canada supporters to join Graeme Gibson and Margaret Atwood, Honorary...

Nature Exposed – Nov 2013, a gallery on Flickr. This month, we bring you an assortment of...

Although the Brant could be considered the doppelgänger of the Canada Goose, Brant fly in a straight line...

Known collectively as a ‘fling’ of Dunlins, this medium-size sandpiper is a circumpolar breeder that is recognized by...

The Pileated Woodpecker is a year-round resident of our region that, despite its size, nests in large cavities...

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

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