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A World of Ice: Experiencing Canada’s Far North

[two_third] When it comes to nature our mantra is celebrate, educate, protect. It’s in the spirit of celebrating...

Bird migration is full steam ahead in the Prince Edward Point South Shore IBA, and guest blogger Terry...

[two_third]Charlie McPherson, Important Bird Area Caretaker for the Netley-Libau Marsh in Manitoba, shares his story of the extraordinary...

[two_third]I’m happy to report that comments Nature Canada provided on the draft management plan for Aulavik National Park in 2011...

This summer, we told you that hidden within the federal government’s 2012 Budget was a decision to divest...

[two_third]Saturday marked a wonderful milestone for land conservation in Canada, as well as a great achievement for one...

Last month, Dan Rogall, an Ottawa-area photographer alerted us of a great blue heron’s plight that was unfolding...

This week a federal judge ruled that the Dehcho First Nations could continue its court battle to protect...

[two_third] One hundred kilometres of gravel road extends west from kilometre 237 of the James Bay highway, ending...

Sometimes, when you’re fighting a big oil company, and you’re a small member-supported nature conservation group, it can...

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

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