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Barn Owl at Nature Canada's Bird Day Fair. Photography by Kevin Daly

Bird Day Fair: Profile of an expert

June 12, 2014

[custom_table style=”1″] Name: Geneviève Zaloum Age: 28 Position: Director of Educational Programs at Falcon Environmental Services [/custom_table] [dropcap...

Honouring Grand Chief Stan Louttit

June 11, 2014

In 2011, I travelled to the Cree community of Weenusk on the Winisk River, not far from the...

Spring BioBlitz at Mud Lake

June 11, 2014

Nature Canada invites you to join in the Spring BioBlitz. Come join Nature Canada for its annual spring...

Nature Canada Linking Communities Together

June 10, 2014

Twenty two dedicated educators from three countries met in Swift Current Saskatchewan for the love of birds, shorebirds...

Bird Tweet of the Week: Grasshopper Sparrow

June 9, 2014

The Grasshopper Sparrow is considered a rare songbird in our Ottawa region. It prefers to nest and feed...

Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline proposal starting to hit major opposition

June 6, 2014

[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s been a pretty rough week for Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline and tanker proposal. The massive pipeline and tanker...

World Environment Day 2014

June 5, 2014

Today marks the 42nd year that the world has celebrated World Environment Day! The UNEP (United Nations Environment...

Meet our NatureCaretakers

June 4, 2014

We are proud to launch a video highlighting the successes of the Canadian Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas...

Image of Toronto Islands with Toronto cityscape in background

National Conservation Plan: Great news, but HOW will we make it a success? [PART 2]

June 3, 2014

[This blog post is part 2 of a 2-part series. Part 1 can be found here] [dropcap]S[/dropcap]o it’s Canada...

National Conservation Plan: Great news, but HOW will we make it a success? [PART 1]

June 2, 2014

[This blog post is part 1 of a 2-part series. Stay tuned tomorrow for part 2] [dropcap style=”default”]S[/dropcap]o...

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