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Calendar Image: The Lynx

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...

On January 22, 2019 Nature Canada and BC Nature submitted our written final argument to the National Energy...

A bit of a shock when I recently looked out the kitchen window of my home outside of...

The sight of insects in the house has most reaching for a swatter or bug spray. But did...

For bird enthusiasts that is! Our NatureHood Partners were busy over the holidays helping kids and families explore...

Featuring Women for Nature member Cara MacMillan. Written by fellow Women for Nature member Tracey Mosley. T: What...

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

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