The A2A challenge: my upcoming walk of the Algonquin to Adirondacks (A2A) Trail – A Pilgrimage for Nature 

I’m ready for slow travel—moving at the pace of a flowing river or drifting tumbleweed and experiencing the...

From the Archives: Meet the first-ever guest on the cover of the original Nature Canada magazine, Canadian Nature

Over 83 years ago, in autumn of 1939 — and costing 35 cents — the Canadian Nature magazine...

Nature Canada welcomes launch of consultations on national plan to halt nature loss

Nature Canada welcomes the federal government’s important step forward in developing and delivering a national biodiversity strategy and...

Media advisory – Nature Canada’s Emily McMillan will join Minister Guilbeault to kick off symposium on National Biodiversity Action Plan

Media representatives are advised that Nature Canada’s Executive Director, Emily McMillan, will join other ENGO leaders and the...

Get To Know This Year’s Featured World Migratory Bird Day Species: Northern Waterthrush

Industrial logging was one of Canada’s biggest climate polluters in 2021

New study adds to concern over Fed’s failure to clearly report logging emissions.

Meet the Cedar Waxwing, a bird with an appetite for boozy berries

Cedar Waxwings are beautiful birds that can be identified by their black eye markings, crested heads, warm-toned cinnamon-brown...

Water: Sustaining Bird Life

World Migratory Bird Day is an opportunity to celebrate and marvel at the return of our feathered-friends to...

Federal Efforts to Recover Species at Risk are Lacking

Federal efforts to recover species at risk are falling short while pressures on wildlife and habitats continue to...

Roberts Bank Terminal 2: Bad for Killer Whales, Chinook Salmon and Western Sandpipers

The Federal Cabinet's decision on April 20 to approve the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) project ignores science...