Nature Canada welcomes launch of consultations on national plan to halt nature loss

Nature Canada welcomes the federal government’s important step forward in developing and delivering a national biodiversity strategy and...

Get To Know This Year’s Featured World Migratory Bird Day Species: Northern Waterthrush

Meet the Cedar Waxwing, a bird with an appetite for boozy berries

Cedar Waxwings are beautiful birds that can be identified by their black eye markings, crested heads, warm-toned cinnamon-brown...

Water: Sustaining Bird Life

World Migratory Bird Day is an opportunity to celebrate and marvel at the return of our feathered-friends to...

Federal Efforts to Recover Species at Risk are Lacking

Federal efforts to recover species at risk are falling short while pressures on wildlife and habitats continue to...

Earth Day 2023: Invest in Our Planet

On April 22, 1970, environmental advocates from around the world gathered to celebrate the very first Earth Day....

Get To Know This Year’s Featured World Migratory Bird Day Species: Dickcissel

Investing in our Futures on Earth Day

With Earth Day just around the corner, we wanted to share about investing in the future, which is...

The whirlwind year: a spring-to-spring retrospective at Nature Canada

Ever have one of those days where you barely have time to catch your breath? Well, it feels...

Meet the Red Fox, Nature’s Agile, Curious, and Opportunistic Feeder

From the Fox and the Grapes to the Fox and the Crow, charismatic foxes often appear in fables,...