Bird Tweet of the Week: Horned Grebe

In addition to having folk names such as “Devil Diver” and “Water Witch”, the Horned Grebe has the...

Canadian Museum of Nature exhibits winning photos from Nature Canada’s 75th anniversary photo contest

Nature Canada unveiled the grand prize photo and several runner-ups from Nature Canada’s 75th anniversary photo contest at...

Like last week’s species, the Double-crested Cormorant is, among breeding waterbirds, a relative newcomer to the Great Lakes...

Nature Canada is pleased to announce that the Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, is the recipient...

The World Parks Congress took place this past week in Sydney, Australia. This is the world’s largest event...

Last week, the Green Budget Coalition released a report, Recommendations for Budget 2015, which encourages the Government of...

The plight of the Passenger Pigeon is a well-known story. In half a human lifetime, these once abundant...

November 20, 2014 (OTTAWA) – Nature Canada’s Board and staff were pleased to celebrate 75 amazing women as...

“What kinds of obstacles do migratory birds face?”, asked a Nature Canada conservation specialist during a visit to...

The Carolina Wren is a relative newcomer to our region, having only really started appearing locally in the...

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