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Insects victims of biodiversity loss

Iconic insect species are on the decline and biodiversity loss may be the culprit. Two reports earlier this...

Nature Canada is celebrating a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that the government violated its own environmental assessment...

Last weekend’s Edmonton Journal featured a detailed article by Ed Struzik about Canada’s Species At Risk Act (SARA)....

I was thrilled to discover that Graeme Gibson has published a companion piece to his highly successful The...

Members of Parliament have the opportunity to be champions for species at risk in Canada. Last night, Nature...

The bright yellow throat and pointed facial features of the Blanding’s Turtle give it an unmistakable look among...

This year’s IUCN Red List of Threatened Species update shows more than one-third of the assessed species are...

Polar Bears that live in Canada’s far north, with ranges that overlap Nunavut and Greenland, will be protected...

A large number of globally significant IBAs have been identified along the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec (IBAs...

It’s the time of year when billions of birds are on the move, making the annual Fall migration...

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

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