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From Glass to Grassroots: Reducing Bird-Window Collisions with Feather Friendly®

Every year, up to two billion birds in North America and between


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Should Nature Have Rights?

This involves granting them legal standing, similar to how humans and corporations have legal personhood, to defend their interests in court. While Canada doesn’t currently have formal legislation recognizing the Rights of Nature, there’s a growing movement advocating for such laws and legal frameworks.

1. What are the Rights of Nature?

The Rights of Nature mo...


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The Mighty Great Gray Owl

Thanks to our Nature Network partner the Alberta Wilderness Association for providing this month’s blog. 

Nature Canada edit 2026: Is it Great Gray Owl or Great Grey Owl? It can be both! While Canada usually uses grey when talking about colour, when ...


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Okanagan Similkameen Conservation Alliance: Bringing Land and People Together

Step into the ever enchanting, ever diverse, South Okanagan-Similkameen landscape. This unique mix of arid shrub-steppe, wetlands, and dry forest ecosystems supports one of the highest concentrations of at-risk species in Canada, with many species found nowhere else in the country. The area is celebrated every May long weekend during the flagship public event of the ...


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Conserving Tomorrow: Remembering Dr. Philip Gosling

Born in Birmingham, England in 1928, Philip Gosling came  to Canada in 1955. Arriving in Guelph, Ontario, he launched himself into a successful real estate career while enthusiastically exploring the natural features of his new home. As one of co-founders of the Bruce Trail, a nationally known footpath that follows the Niagara Escarpment, he organized volunteers...


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