Bird Tweet of the Week: Cliff Swallow August 27, 2015 Did you know that some birds like to help each other? The Cliff Swallow is an example of...
Monarchs & Nighthawks – Nature Canada celebrates National Moth Week! (Part 3 of 3) August 25, 2015 The beginning of Moth Week began the 3rd weekend of July, the same day as Day 1 of...
Announcing this Year’s Charles Labatiuk Scholarship Award August 24, 2015 By: Marie du Plessis, Executive Assistant Laura Paskevics is the 2015 recipient of Nature Canada’s Charles Labatiuk Scholarship...
Bird Tweet of the Week: Veery August 24, 2015 Have you ever walked through the forest, and heard what seems to be a bird call through a...
Govenlock Transfer First Step towards Canadian Grasslands Conservation Plan August 24, 2015 The transfer of over 200 square kilometres of important short-grass prairie at Govenlock in southwestern Saskatchewan to Environment...
Standing up for Nature at the TransMountain Hearings August 21, 2015 Nature Canada and BC Nature are standing up for nature in the National Energy Board (NEB) hearings on...
Your voices have power – will you speak up again? August 19, 2015 Wildlife in Canada can’t speak for themselves, but we can! And the voices of our 55,000 members and...
Monarchs & Nighthawks – Day 2 of our July NatureBlitz (Part 2 of 3) August 18, 2015 by Nicholas Conroy, NatureHood Conservation Intern Day 2 began early the following morning of day 1 (July 18th)....
What’s a Clouded Sulphur You Ask? August 14, 2015 From mid-spring to fall, the Clouded Sulphur is the prototypical meadow butterfly, cruising low over the plant tops...
Event Will Help Ottawa Residents Peek Inside City’s Most Important Chimneys August 12, 2015 Media Advisory Wednesday, August 12, 2015 Who: Hosted by Nature Canada Speakers include: Alex MacDonald, CBC Radio 1’s...