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In today’s age of technology, community science has never been more accessible.

With a standard smartphone, you’ve got access to a digital camera and a GPS — add an internet connection and a can-do attitude and you’ve got all the tools you need to contribute to


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Part of the mint family, Wild Bergamot is a hardy perennial found across much of Canada.

Its scientific name, Monarda fistulosa, honours the 16th century Spanish physician botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who never travelled to the Americas yet became one of its most enthusiastic chroniclers. Fascinated by the plants arriving off cargo ships from the New World, he...


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The Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Marine Conservation Science team works to mitigate entanglement risk to large whales.

In Atlantic Canada, there is a particular focus on North Atlantic Right Whales — a critically endangered species with a population of approximately 384 individuals. North Atlantic Right Whales are a migratory species found primarily along the Northeastern c...


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Hi! I’m Annie, your friendly neighbourhood biologist and Hinterland Who’s Who Coordinator… I won’t lie, it’s probably the best job ever!

One of the perks of my work is that I get to help choose the wild species we are talking about! We try to show a wide variety of living things from all over Canada. So when my team and I decided we hadn’t been to film in British Columbia’s c...


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Looking Back: A Year of Wild Learning

This school year, WILD Education newsletters supported learning across the seasons:

Fall: Trees and Seeds,


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