Bird Tweet of the Week: American Woodcock

The American Woodcock is a shorebird that won’t be found anywhere near a beach or shore. This species...

Protecting the North Arm of the Great Slave Lake

In the Northwest Territories, just bordering Yellowknife, lies Dinàgà Wek’èhodì (dee-na-ga wek-a-ho-dee) – a northern pocket in the...

This blog was written by Nature Canada member Steve Gahbauer and edited by our Professional Writing Intern, Blair Scott. ...

The Green Heron is quite the handy bird and surprisingly, it is a species that has been documented...

The ancient forests and big trees of southwest Vancouver Island. This blog was written by guest blogger, Andrea...

Perhaps when some gaze onto the rolling hills and plains of the Prairies, they see little but tumbleweeds...

Nature Canada teamed up with Saskatchewan-based nature groups in Ottawa last week to lobby for a pause in...

This month, the Nature Canada features the colourful Hummingbird Clearwing Moth. From this photograph, you may wonder why...

Wow! Look at that little…hummingbird…fuzzy butterfly…bee? You’re close! Try Hummingbird Moth! Once you’re done scratching your head in disbelief...

Each year, billions of migratory birds move across the Western Hemisphere to take advantage of the flushes of...

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

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