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Canada faces real economic pressures, and Parliament must act urgently to strengthen our economic resilience and national sovereignty. However, rushing through flawed legislation will only create legal uncertainty, stall major projects, and harm the ecosystems we depend on.
On October 27, Nature Canada submitted a formal brief and targeted legislative amendmen...
The Nature Canada Awards constitute our heartfelt tribute to the hard work and dedication of these amazing individuals and organizations. All of our winners have proven themselves to be forces of nature, for nature!
The 2026 Jodi Joy Volunteer for Nature Award: Penny Nelson Team pic: Lions Bay volunteers John (Trailblazers), Arlene (Bir...The Nature Canada Awards constitute our heartfelt tribute to the hard work and dedication of these amazing individuals and organizations. All of our winners have proven themselves to be forces of nature, for nature!
Nature Canada’s Partner in Conservation Award 2026: Black Environmental Initiative (BEI)Through its ins...
The Nature Canada Awards constitute our heartfelt tribute to the hard work and dedication of these amazing individuals. All of our winners have proven themselves to be forces of nature, for nature!
The 2026 Charles Labatiuk Youth for Nature Award: Jade LaiJade Lai’s environmental journey from learning, to action, to outreach has inspired a new genera...
American Avocet
“I visited one of my favourite spots in Calgary, the 68th Street Wetlands. Each spring these wetlands come alive as birds migrate back to the area to nest. During my walk I came across this beautiful American Avocet feeding in the shallow water. Its reflection, surrounded by ...