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Climate Change is costing Fred, Martha and Canada’s biodiversity

On Thursday May 24, Stephen Hazell, Director of Conservation and General Counsel at Nature Canada, testified before the Senate...

Saving a Blanding’s Turtle from Traffic

This blog post was written by Ted Cheskey, Naturalist Director at Nature Canada. This past weekend, my wife...

This post was written by guest blogger Tina-Louise Rossit. You know what Canada is great for? Birds. Seriously...

Protecting our waterways is important for wildlife species and humans alike, here are a few simple practices that...

There are roughly 320 species of turtles around the globe and Canada is home to 8 species of...

Do you see signs like this around where you work or live? Or maybe you see them on...

Every year, the second Saturday of the month of May is dedicated to celebrating the journey of migratory...

The Red Knot The Rufa Red Knot is a subspecies of arctic-breeding shorebird that breed in the central...

This was written by Ted Cheskey, Naturalist Director, Nature Canada There is nothing that says “spring” more than...

This blog was written by Ted Cheskey, the Naturalist Director at Nature Canada. BirdLife, the global authority on...

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

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