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Bird Tweet of the Week: Purple Martin

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

Join Nature Canada and local naturalist experts for a fall BioBlitz at Mud Lake and help us locate...

Nature Canada is dismayed to learn that the federal government has spent $120 million on studies to help...

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

At the feeder, Goldfinches are noisy and boisterous, and always appear to be squabbling with each other. Each...

Richard Yank is an environmental engineer, a retired executive, a birder, a conservationist and a grandfather. And all...

The call of this stark white bird brings to mind a dinosaur. You won’t likely hear it unless...

Last week, we were pleased to be named one of Canada’s top environmental charities for 2013 by Charity...

Local observations of this species occur year-round but peak from early June before dropping-off in mid-September. Look for...

For some time now, Nature Canada has advocated for a policy we call “putting good things in good...

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

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