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California’s Largest Burrowing Owl Population in Rapid Decline

We usually write about efforts to protect the endangered burrowing owl population here is Canada, but now, news...

Burrowing Owl Photo by C. Wallis Four years after a recovery strategy for the Endangered Burrowing Owl was...

As a contribution to the International Year of Biodiversity, the United Nations is holding a high-level meeting today,...

Hello Readers! Do you know where your food comes from? I mean, where it really comes from? Could...

Nature Canada Spokesperson Available to Comment on Upcoming Parliamentary Session September 17, 2010 (Ottawa) – Nature Canada is pleased...

Hello Readers! Bonjours lecteurs! Yesterday I posted information about a survey that Nature Canada is conducting to determine...

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

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

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

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

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

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