Reporting from Quito on Birds and People

Bird conservation is as much about people as it is about birds. Last week, BirdLife Partners from the...

Dead Duck Saga Drags On

On Tuesday, the Globe and Mail reported that Syncrude has pleaded “not guilty” to charges in relation to...

Have you ever heard of a Labrador Duck? I hadn’t, until a unique event to be held this...

This week has brought another precedent-setting legal victory for species protected under Canada’s Species at Risk Act (SARA)....

Brennan Caverhill, a biologist with the Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute, sent us information about the upcoming “Mersey Turtle...

In early August 2009, the provincial government of Alberta unveiled the “Terms of Reference for Developing the Lower...

The Gray Ratsnake, sometimes called the Eastern Ratsnake or Black Ratsnake, is Canada’s largest snake, reaching a length...

Do you know what an alvar is? Most people don’t, and I certainly didn’t until three and a...

Even though we’ve just passed the Labour Day weekend, there are still a couple of weeks of summer...

Judith Blakeley shared this photo of Indian Pipes with us. She writes: One doesn’t often see indian pipes...

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

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