Honouring Women for Nature: A Tribute to All Trailblazers This International Women’s Day

This International Women’s Day, we unite to celebrate the extraordinary women of the Women for Nature community.

How to Nature Journal the Signs of Spring

“Journaling is the single most powerful tool to supercharge your observation, memory, and connection with nature. It is...

Invest in Local Energy, Not Pipelines

Donald Trump’s tariff and 51st state musings have panicked many Canadian politicians to dust off plans for a...

Grace Under the Ice: The Resilience and Elegance of Harp Seals in the North

While not the most graceful creatures on land, Harp Seals swim with incredible grace, fluidity, and precision.

Introducing Ursus Maritimus (Updated)

The polar bear is one of the world’s most recognizable species and one that most people would love...

Create Safer Built Environments for Birds this World Migratory Bird Day!

Ensuring safe spaces for our feathered friends by reducing threats and fostering bird-friendly communities — preserving their beauty,...

Uniting for Nature: A Year of Hope and Action Ahead

A new year brings change, and with it, the possibilities for nature are endless.

Echo Augury IV

A Nature Canada eco-mystery. This is the final episode of the four-part series.

Nature Canada’s Award Winners for 2024: Celebrating Nature Champions

Each year, Nature Canada recognizes individuals and organizations who have made an outstanding contribution to conservation.

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