Nature Canada recognizes Lieutenant Governor of Alberta as newest member of Women for Nature and City of Calgary for their work to keep cats safe and save bird lives

CALGARY, AB—(March 19, 2017)—Nature Canada, Canada’s oldest national nature conservation charity, is hosting a reception tomorrow evening, Monday,...

Connect With Nature: Start Planning Your Spring Garden

This post was written by guest blogger Rebecca Kennedy. As the winter weather starts to slowly fade and...

Canadian Parks Conference: Parks, Protected Areas, Open Spaces and Public Spaces

I just came back from the Canadian Parks Conference set in Canada’s first national park, Banff, Alberta. The...

Adventure Made Easy: Grotto Creek Trail

This blog is written by guest blogger Brooke Davis. It may be chilly winter in Alberta, but this...

Why make the switch to bird-friendly coffee

One simple way to help birds is to support shade-grown, bird-friendly coffee! In the last 30 years, over...

Interview with Women for Nature Member Dawn Carr

Featuring Women for Nature member Dawn Carr, Executive Director, Canadian Parks Council. Written by Women for Nature member...

Protect Canada’s Grasslands

Grasslands are the most endangered, the most altered and yet the least protected ecosystem on the planet. Unfortunately,...

NatureHood Partner spotlight: Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory

NatureHood is a national program of Nature Canada, with a goal of connecting people of all ages to...

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Nature Canada’s Women for Nature launches new Young Nature Leadership Grant to connect a new generation with nature

Ottawa, ON (March 10, 2017) ― Nature Canada’s Women for Nature is launching an exciting new Young Nature...