Douglas H. Pimlott Award Recipients: Margaret Atwood and the late Graeme Gibson

Nature Canada’s highest award honoured their outstanding legacy and impact for birds and nature.

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Hidden Logging Emissions Jeopardize Canada’s Climate Plan

Believe it or not, each year, greenhouse gas emissions from logging Canada’s forests are as high as the...

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New UN Report Says Protecting and Restoring Nature is Key in Climate Crisis

The message is clear: droughts, fires and floods linked to climate change are increasingly harming human communities and...

Do It Yourself: Wire Mesh Bird Feeder

The winter months are hard on everyone—the long nights, being forced to turn the heating up and stay...

World’s First Ecosystem Contamination From GM Fish Adds to Canadian Concern

For years, environmental groups in numerous countries have warned about the potential escape of genetically engineered animals into...

Screen Time vs. Green Time Campaign

Too much time on screens – video games, smartphones, tablets, computers and television – is having a negative...

The Pine Marten: Nature’s Most Adorable Predator!

The Pine Marten may be one of the rarest and most elusive mammals living in the boreal forest....

Nature Canada Celebration to Honour Margaret Atwood and the Late Graeme Gibson

Nature Canada hosts virtual story-telling event to award Margaret and Graeme the Pimlott Award for their work as...