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Nature groups make winter greener with the Lower Mainland’s first ever NatureBlitz event

February 26, 2016

For Immediate Release Delta, BC (February 27, 2016) ― Nature Canada, NatureKids BC and wildlife experts from the...

One Million Hectares of Prairie Grasslands: Going, Going . . .

February 26, 2016

In 2012, the former Harper government decided to hand over management of one million hectares of mainly unbroken...

Earth Hour – Third Annual Winemakers Dinner Event

February 24, 2016

[separator headline=”h3″ title=”Southbrook Vineyards Earth Hour Winemakers Dinner”] Nature Canada is thrilled to partner again with Southbrook Vineyards...

Aurora Borealis

February 24, 2016

This blog was written by guest blogger Valerie Assinewe. The Aurora borealis, northern lights, is featured in this month’s...

Bird Tweet of the Week: Sharp-shinned Hawk

February 23, 2016

The Sharp-shinned Hawk is North America’s smallest hawk, about the size of a blue jay, and can be found...

The Ice Fog Phenomena!

February 18, 2016

This blog was written by guest blogger Andrew Corbett. As winter has seem to come in full force with...

Bird Tweet of the Week: Iceland Gull

February 16, 2016

There are two races of Iceland Gulls and the one, known as the Kumlien’s race, breeds in the Canadian...

Hope for Endangered Grasslands! The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act lives!

February 12, 2016

The new Liberal government should put an immediate stop to the transfer of endangered prairie grasslands to the...

Join the Great Backyard Bird Count!

February 12, 2016

In 2015, nearly 150,000 individual checklists were submitted that documented over 18 million birds observed during the 4...

Image of a Humpback Whale jumping out of water

Listen in on an underwater musical… starring whales!

February 10, 2016 • Tina-Louise Rossit

Whales are social animals. Just like humans, they communicate by talking to each other: with clicks, squeaks, moans...

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