Stories

North Atlantic Right Whales: The Right Way

What do you get when you multiply a Tyrannosaurus Rex by eight? At about 65,000 kilograms you get...

Aerial Insectivores (birds who eat insets while flying, including swallows) are the species of birds that are declining...

On February 25, over 1,000 Ottawa–area elementary school kids had the unique opportunity of meeting a live raptor...

Would you like to see your landscape photography turned into a painting? Nature Canada has partnered with artist...

On Feb. 7 2019, Federal Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson and Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced new rules to...

Nature Canada is deeply disappointed by the failure of the National Energy Board (NEB) to assess the adverse...

Identifiable by its lack of bony shell, the leatherback sea turtle – also known as the leathery turtle,...

Much like the rest of the aerial insectivores, swallows are currently undergoing a dramatic decline in their population,...

This month Gauri Sreenivasan joined Nature Canada as our campaigns director for protected areas. Bringing with her years...

The vast majority of Canadians who visit Cuba on winter vacations stay at all-inclusive resorts in Verradero, Guardalavaca...

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

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