The Osprey is known in French as Balbuzard Pêcheur. It hunts mainly fish by soaring high above the...

Why is downgraded protection for BC’s Humpback Whales an extra special concern?

On April 19th the federal government published an order to down-list, or downgrade protection of, the North Pacific...

Kids connecting kids to nature: Donation brings birds to local schools

Who? Who-hoo-hoo, whooo? Whoooo’s in the animal carrier? That was the question more than 500 pre-school and elementary...

Senator, ‘Amma’, and now Honourary Chair of Women for Nature!

The Board and staff of Nature Canada are honoured to have Senator Janis Johnson as the Honorary Chair...

Ranchers and naturalists see eye to eye on grasslands conservation

By Stephen Hazell, Nature Canada’s Interim Executive Director Early April in the grasslands of southern Alberta and southwestern...

Sharing Your Voices: What Our Members Are Saying!

We love hearing you raise your voices for nature! Last fall, we asked you to help us petition...

Bird Tweet of the Week: Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker

The name of this species comes from the fact that they tap trees in the spring, just like...

Raise Your Voice Pledges

Over 500 members shared “Raise Your Voice” promises for protecting nature this year. We welcome others to also...

International Dark-Sky Week

This current week is Earth Week, but did you also know it is International Dark-Sky Week too? These...

Southbrook Vineyards: an example of sustainable practices for vineyards everywhere

“Organic, bio dynamic and LEED certified, what exactly does that look like,” I asked myself before visiting Southbrook...