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Your thoughts on the state of Environment Canada’s protected areas?

September 15, 2010

Hello Readers! Have you ever visited one of Canada’s National Wildlife Areas or Migratory Bird Sanctuaries? These sites...

Birds Dying in Oil Sands at 30 Times Rate Reported

September 10, 2010

Does self-reporting work for the tar sands? A new report casts doubt on the industry’s ability to accurately...

Environmental Groups and First Nations take Legal Action Against the Federal Government to Protect Caribou

September 9, 2010

Yesterday, lawyers representing First Nations (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Enoch Cree First Nation and the Beaver Lake Cree...

Raising A Green Fledgling – Series Update

September 6, 2010

Hello Readers, Thank you as always, for following my Raising A Green Fledgling series on Nature Canada’s blog....

Raising A Green Fledgling – Part 4 – Fried Green Diapers

September 3, 2010

Hello Readers! This week’s Raising A Green Fledgling installment focuses on green diapering. It can be a messy...

Contaminants in the Athabasca River

September 1, 2010

A study, carried out by Dr. David Schindler and several of his colleagues from the University of Alberta,...

National Wildlife Area Missing from Proposed Endangered Owl Habitat Designation

September 1, 2010

National Wildlife Area Missing from Proposed Endangered Owl Habitat Designation Related LinksSuffield Coalition letter to Minister Prentice September...

Take the Subway, Discover a New Species

August 31, 2010

Photo: Lynn Pady, Toronto How many of us have discovered a new species just while commuting to work? Well,...

Final Profile of Robert Bateman Art Contest Series

August 30, 2010

Untitled Photo by Jan Jansinski Jan Jasinski, winner in the photography category of the Robert Bateman Get to...

Raising A Green Fledgling – Part 3 – Forging an early connection to nature

August 27, 2010

Hello Readers, This week I’d like to focus on a couple of indirect ways in which my wife...

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