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August Calendar Image: The Bald Eagle

This blog is written by Nature Canada guest blogger Tina-Louise Rossit. The Bald Eagle is the second largest...

This blog is written by Nature Canada guest blogger Tina-Louise Rossit. It’s International Cat Day! For those that...

This blog post was written by Nature Canada guest blogger Kim Willoughby. By now you’ve undoubtedly heard about...

Nina Andrascik is a Young Woman for Nature and recipient of the Young Leaders grant. This grant is...

Nature Canada is thankful of the support that our Petition to ban the use of Neonics has received....

Nature Canada and Bird Studies Canada are injecting new energy into the Important Bird and Biodiversity (IBA) program....

Aerial insectivores (birds that feed on flying insects while airborne, including swallows) are the most rapidly declining group...

This blog post was written by Nature Canada guest blogger Sherry Nigro, and is the second in a series...

Attention à tous les propriétaires d’animaux de compagnie! Voici les gestes d’urgence à effectuer en cas de coup...

Featuring Women for Nature member Dr. Brenda Kenny, Co-chair of Women for Nature. Written by fellow Women for...

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

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