The Tweet of the Week Comes To An End

After 163 episodes, the Tweet of the Week comes to an end. On June 29th, 2013 CBC’s In...

Nature Canada honours Madame Sophie Grégoire Trudeau Canada’s premiere supporter of nature and outdoors

Margaret Atwood and Chantal Kreviazuk Two of Canada’s exemplary public icons are featured guests (OTTAWA Sept. 30, 2016)—Nature...

This blog is written by guest blogger Valerie Assinewe. The word “falcon” may evoke wild, high and lonely...

In late June, Nature Canada held a Bat Detector Demonstration Workshop in Ottawa. This event was part of...

Your gifts defend wildlife and protect wilderness. I’m thrilled to update you on recent and crucial victories for nature that you...

The Tree Swallow is a two-toned medium size swallow with dark upper parts and pure white undersides. They...

This blog was written by guest blogger Jaime Clifton-Ross. One of the first things kids learn to draw are trees....

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (OTTAWA—Sept 20, 2016)— Yesterday was a momentous day in Saskatchewan for wildlife protection and renewable energy. On...

Last night at the Canadian Museum of Nature, the Royal Canadian Geographic Society, in partnership with Bird Studies Canada,...

This blog was written by Writing Intern, Blair Scott. This September, we are celebrating the American Kestrel –...

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

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