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The Leatherback Sea Turtle, a Unique Giant

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...

February may be the shortest month of the year and at times can feel like the longest when...

The Lynx is a medium-sized wildcat, easily recognized by its short tail, long legs, large paws, and its...

Any parent knows that taking your kids in nature is extremely beneficial for physical . However, in a...

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What do Vancouverites and Burrowing Owls have in common? Answer: They’re both facing a housing crisis. The dry hills...

Looking back on 2018 – growing the nature movement What an incredibly successful year for Nature Canada, and...

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

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