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Déjà vu all over again: Species at Risk and the Trans Mountain Pipeline review process

VICTORIA, CANADA – July 22, 2019 While it’s usually considered bad form to be overly celebratory about the...

Last week, members of Nature Canada’s team, along with PhD student Saeedeh Bani Assadi from the University of...

Fathom Five National Marine Park is spectacular. Established in 1987, it is the first of its kind. Located...

Nature is full of surprising curiosities. Some are bizarre, others are merely astonishing, but all are fascinating and...

We have been able to move forward with the SOS campaign by using WSR-88D weather radar to monitor Purple...

Nature Canada welcomes the federal government announcement that Canada’s lone desert ecosystem is one step closer to permanent...

The rolling hills, natural stone sculptures and life-giving waterways of southwest Saskatchewan and southern Alberta provide unique habitats...

Will modern advancements claim even more victims?

Our swallows need our help! See how Nature Canada is working with rural residents to stop their decline

Canada has lost 300 million grassland birds since 1970-is it too late to turn back the clock?

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

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