Your Connection to Wildlife

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Thank you to every school that applied for free native pollinator plants and submi...

This is especially true when working towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and creating a more equitable society for all Canadians.

The International Volunteer Year is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to celebrate the p...

Every summer, the Painted Lady butterfly arrives in Canada after an impressive migration from warmer regions. With its bright orange wings, black tips and small eye-like spots on its hindwings, this butterfly is both beautiful and easy to recognize in gardens and wild spaces. You can help this butterfly and many other pollinators thrive, starting in your own backyard!

Community science opens the doors of discovery to everyone — not just professional researchers. Through accessible tools like iNaturalist and community-driven projects, everyday people can obs...

Is this true of all owls? Every rule has exceptions.

Meet the Burrowing Owl. Smaller than a pigeon, this owl lives in Canada’s flat-to-gently-undulating treeless plains or grasslands. Contrary to what its name implies, it does not burrow or...