Bird Tweet of the Week: Canada Warbler

The Canada Warbler can be seen as our most patriotic songbird, at least by its name. About 80%...

More than we ‘banked’ on…

Since the summer of 2015, Nature Canada has been working on an exciting and many-faceted project called Safeguarding...

Throughout the spring and summer months, treefrogs will be one of the species that you may be so...

This blog was written by guest blogger Claire Smith. Brier Island and its offshore waters have long been...

This blog was written by guest blogger Evan Dudley. Whether you are young or old, the chances are...

This guest blog, including photos, was by Howard Trofanenko. Howard was the grand prize winner of our 2015...

Nature Canada is looking for enthusiastic birders to help search for and monitor important swallow roosting sites as...

Were you told as a kid to not eat snow? Well the American Pipit does not follow this...

A joint project of Nature Canada, Environment Canada, the Cree Regional Government, the Waskaganish Cree Trappers’ Association and...

This blog was written by Wilderness Scotland’s Howard Jeffs. As the next generation of children begin to find their place...

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

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