Federal Government Misses Opportunity to Protect Canadians from Toxic Substances and Genetically Modified Organisms

Meet (and Hear) the Frogs of Canada

Nature Canada's storyteller dives and hops into the world of frogs, explores their double lives and shares why...

World Ocean Day: Let’s Change the Tide

The Government of Canada has promised to protect 30 percent of our oceans by 2030. But how will...

Nature Canada’s Favourite Ocean Photos

Nature Canada has just launched its 10th annual photo contest!

Vaughan, ON Receives Official Bird Friendly City Designation From Nature Canada

Spirit of Adventure

A unique expedition cruise along Canada’s eastern fjordlands and barrier dune islands in summer 2022 raised thousands of...

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...