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Toronto event celebrates women’s leadership in nature conservation

November 20, 2014 (OTTAWA) – Nature Canada’s Board and staff were pleased to celebrate 75 amazing women as...

“What kinds of obstacles do migratory birds face?”, asked a Nature Canada conservation specialist during a visit to...

The Carolina Wren is a relative newcomer to our region, having only really started appearing locally in the...

November 17, 2014 (OTTAWA) More than 350 of the planet’s most important sites for nature are threatened with...

[gap height=”20″] We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of long time Nature Canada volunteer, Elizabeth...

It’s no secret that the people of Ottawa and Gatineau, or any city in Canada for that matter...

By Scott Davidson Over the past two summers, I have hiked and biked nearly 200 kilometres of trails...

When children from Ottawa elementary schools were asked to name a species at risk most answered with ‘polar...

After many years of service as a member of Nature Canada’s Board of Directors, Mark Dorfman has stepped...

Interestingly, when Wilson’s Snipe chicks fledge from the nest, the father leaves with the oldest two fledglings and...

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

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