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Nature conservation organizations welcome federal government’s overtures to protect endangered species, caution more details needed

OTTAWA (September 17, 2013) ― Nature Canada and numerous other nature conservation organizations joined together this afternoon to...

The Common Nighthawk is crepuscular, meaning it is active around dusk and dawn. It is a master of...

Brett Hare was an intern with Nature Canada’s conservation team in the early part of 2013. He spoke...

OTTAWA (September 10, 2013) ― Nature Canada and naturalist experts from across the National Capital Region are gathering...

Purple Martins are found locally during migration and breeding between mid-April and early July, and gather in large...

Join Nature Canada and local naturalist experts for a fall BioBlitz at Mud Lake and help us locate...

With the last long weekend of summer now just a distant memory, some of you will be preparing...

Nature Canada is dismayed to learn that the federal government has spent $120 million on studies to help...

Brett Hare was an intern with Nature Canada’s conservation team in the early part of 2013. He spoke...

At the feeder, Goldfinches are noisy and boisterous, and always appear to be squabbling with each other. Each...

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