Let’s Chat Hawk Conservation

September 13, 2021 • Autumn Jordan

Did you know? There are a total of nine different hawk species in Canada and they are each...

Women for Nature Webinar: Discussing Career Planning with Mary Granskou and Tara Topping

September 13, 2021

On Tuesday, August 31st Nature Canada’s Women for Nature mentorship program held its final webinar session for this...

Leaders Debate on 1 Out of 2 Existential Crises Facing the Planet

September 10, 2021

Leaders spent a lot of time talking about the cost of acting on the climate crisis but nothing...

How Do the Party Platforms Stack Up on Protecting Nature?

September 8, 2021

The federal parties have released their platforms and there is a lot of good news for Nature but...

Happy World Shorebirds Day!

September 7, 2021 • Autumn Jordan

In collaboration with Global Shorebird Counts, Gyorgy Szimuly, a Hungarian conservationist and birder created World Shorebirds Day. World...

Schedule a Conversation

August 26, 2021

Interested in legacy gift giving? Submit the form to schedule a conversation with a Nature Canada representative. Alternatively,...

Meet North America’s Smallest Bird: The Calliope Hummingbird

August 26, 2021 • Simrin Dhillon

Measuring three inches long and weighing in at just one-tenth of an ounce, the Calliope Hummingbird is a...

Parties Coming Out in Support of Indigenous-Led Conservation Is Good News for Nature

August 25, 2021

Indigenous stewardship, traditional knowledge systems, and Indigenous-led conservation programs are vital to successful conservation and climate planning for...

6 Ways Nature-Based Climate Solutions are Tackling Climate Change in Canada

August 23, 2021

Natural climate solutions defend and restore natural areas (ex. forests and wetlands) that are essential for the removal...

Support Your Loved Ones and Make a Difference – Check Out Your Will Power

August 21, 2021

No doubt nature has played an incredibly important role in your life. It has brought you joy and...

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