In honour of Myrna Wood 1936-2025

Nurturing the Rights of Nature

As someone who supports Nature Canada through the Rights of Nature (Canada) Fund, I’ve been asked when my...

What We Heard From You: Our Agenda for Nature

Nature Canada members from across Canada, thank you! On behalf of Canada’s wildlife and wilderness, thank you to...

The Yellow-Headed Blackbird — a Very Special Harbinger of Spring

An appreciation of the bird known as “the king of the prairie marsh” — from another prairie dweller

Healing Needs Nature: Bring the Forest to Your City

Imagine you’re sitting in your doctor’s office. You’ve been feeling anxious, overwhelmed, maybe a bit disconnected. After listening...

The Relationship Between Photography and Conservation

The art of capturing images of wildlife and landscapes showcases the beauty of our planet and also underscores...

Announcing the 2025 Charles Labatiuk Scholarship Award Winner: Brandon Weigand

The Charles Labatiuk Scholarship is awarded annually to an outstanding individual dedicated to protecting nature and wildlife.

The Hill Times: Indigenous Consent Isn’t a Veto — It’s How Durable, Co-Governed Projects Get Built

Indigenous leaders need to be meaningful participants in project planning from the beginning.

Community Science with a Real Impact: Global Bird Rescue 2025

Each year, millions of birds lose their lives during their migration after colliding with buildings—a devastating consequence of...

Statement: Nature Canada Reacts to PM Carney’s First List of “Projects of National Interests”

Protecting and restoring nature must stand alongside clean energy and infrastructure as a national priority.