News

Proud to partner with White Swan

Nature Canada is proud to celebrate its partnership with White Swan. After several years of working with the...

Report from the field by Ted Cheskey Planning travel on Rupert Bay is a gamble. Its broad reach,...

The Common Yellowthroat, known in French as Paruline masquée, has a fondness for damp, densely vegetated areas. If...

[separator headline=”h2″ title=”18 neat facts you probably don’t know about life in 1939″] [three_fourth]Nature Canada turns 75 this...

Get to know some of the species at risk in the Lac Deschênes IBA with the Species Spotlight,...

Seed paper is a type of handmade paper that contains plant seeds. It’s made with recycled paper such...

The lazy summer months are a great time to travel to your local museum of natural history. In...

OTTAWA (July , 2014) In honour of our upcoming 75th anniversary this September, Nature Canada — Canada’s oldest nature...

The wren species is known for the way they tend to creep in and out of holes within...

[separator headline=”h2″ title=”Sometimes the wild comes a-knocking…”] When you live in the country, you expect to see some...

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

Donate