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They say a picture is worth a thousand words.

Every photograph in the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife Calendar tells a story, capturing the beauty, diversity, and wonder of wildlife and wild spaces in Canada. Behind each image is a talented photographer whose passion, patience and dedication help bring these remarkable moments to life.

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Magic is often described as the impossible made real.

If that’s true, then nature may be the greatest magician of all. As adults, we’re taught to stop believing in magic. But perhaps that’s only because we’ve forgotten to look closely at nature, where the extraordinary hides in plain sight. The world tells us that magic isn’t real. Nature gently disagrees.

We live on a...


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August is the perfect time to get outside, explore the incredible grasslands in Canada and put your nature-spotting skills to the test.

You could even win a prize while you’re at it!

The Canadian Grassland Coalition is hosting a giveaway! During th...


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Wildfires are a natural part of ecosystems and can even be beneficial.

They recycle nutrients into the soil; they open the forest canopy and allow for new growth; and some species, like Jack Pine and Lodgepole Pine, need fire to open their cones and release their seeds. Wildfires can even be a source of woody debris in aquatic systems that provide both cover and a food source...


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