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Steps to make your city Bird Friendly City certified.

Dive in: Protecting the Ocean Starts With You

Young visitors who participate in the augmented reality experience Critical Distance, which explores the world of Southern Resident...

Looming Federal Cuts Threaten the Bird Banding Lab, a Cornerstone of Avian Science

For more than a century, the USGS program has revealed crucial insights about where birds go, how they’re...

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Celebrating Bird Friendly Leadership in Canadian Cities

More Canadian cities are stepping up to make urban spaces safer for birds. Meet Camrose and Saint-Laurent: two...

First Nations Are On the Cusp of a Big Marine Conservation Win in Canada — and They Have Even Bigger Plans

Indigenous communities in Ontario are leading a campaign to protect critical portions of a vast inland sea that...

The Hill Times: Before we get our resources to market, we need to make sure those markets actually want them

Canada was built on forestry, but if we want to ensure the industry and over 200,000 people employed...

“If I could change one thing for nature about Carney’s Building Canada Act”

Nature Canada’s Emily McMillan proposes “Identity” as a factor for nation-building projects.

Nature Bounces Back: Eared Grebes Take to a Stormwater Pond in Devon, Alberta

It’s always encouraging when wildlife returns to an area that has been modified by humans. In Devon, Alberta,...

5 tips for photographing nature

The Nature Photo Contest is a celebration of the plants and animals, landscapes, and nature moments that bring...