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Nature Canada kicks off work to save Ontario’s swallows

Grassland birds and aerial insectivores (birds that feed on insects while airborne, including swallows and martins) are two...

The Federal Court of Canada has decided to grant Nature Canada and other nature groups, represented by Ecojustice,...

Recent news about the now-notorious nesting killdeer[1] at the site of Bluesfest, one of Ottawa’s largest outdoor events,...

Olivia DesRoches is a Young Woman for Nature, and a Grade 12 student at Hampton High School who...

On June 20, 2018, the House of Commons passed two important environmental laws — Bills C-68 and C-69. ...

Melissa Cusack Striepe is a Young Woman for Nature that first became involved with Ontario Nature, then with Nature...

The Fraser River Estuary is a large area of interconnected marine, estuarine, freshwater, and agricultural habitats, near Vancouver....

Over the history of nature conservation in Canada, parks and protected areas have been little more than backdrops...

Ottawa, ON (June 21, 2018) —Today, the House of Commons passed Bill C-69—including a new law the Impact Assessment...

For nearly 80 years, Nature Canada has been an active voice standing up for nature. Over this time,...

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

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