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It’s a Unicorn! It’s a Mermaid! No, it’s the Narwhal.

This blog is written by guest blogger Jasmine Mander. Canada’s very own mystical creature of the sea. Meet...

We’ve created a special map just for you—our cherished members—to tell you stories about your support in action. Your...

They may be small and inconspicuous, but the songs of the Wood-Pewees are unmistakable, and a joy to...

On Tuesday June 20th, Nature Canada along with CPAWS celebrated a major achievement for Rouge National Urban Park!...

This blog was written by Axel, a communications volunteer from the Youth LEAD: Employment Program for Newcomer and...

Featuring Women for Nature member Jennifer Haddow. Written by fellow Women for Nature member Caroline Casselman. Jennifer Haddow is the...

I always love receiving notes and nature stories from our members! Here are some nature discovery stories shared...

This post was written by guest blogger Rebecca Kennedy. A cruise can be a fun and comfortable vacation for...

A study published by the University of Saskatchewan, Topography of the Andes Mountains shapes the wintering distribution of...

Last week, Nature Canada and other nature groups asked the Wynne government to refrain from issuing an exploration...

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

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