Watch for Wildlife (W4W) is a wildlife-vehicle collision prevention program of the Sierra Club Canada Foundation’s Atlantic Chapter. Initiated in 2016 in Nova Scotia, Watch for Wildlife was developed in response to a recognized need for greater awareness about wildlife-vehicle collision prevention and increasing safety on our roads for both people and wildlife. Continue reading Watch for Wildlife
First-of-its-kind research maps Canada’s most important spots for freshwater, recreation and carbon storage, providing an important tool for conservation decisions Continue reading New research identifies places that protect benefits people get from nature | Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Contribute to the ongoing inventory of Canada’s species with iNaturalist.ca. Continue reading Be part of the citizen science community with iNaturalist.ca
A stunning example of a clean and intuitive presentation of data, this tool provides access to the best available data … Continue reading Pacific Salmon Explorer
Thanks to an innovative partnership between conservation organizations, local governments, and a private timber company, over 225 acres of additional forested land has been acquired in the Perseverance Creek watershed for protection. Continue reading Perseverance Creek collaboration expands Cumberland Community Forest
This is an informational tool was created by the Province of British Columbia to aid in the identification of Coastal … Continue reading BC iSpecies Goshawk on the App Store
The ban is one of several significant and long-awaited changes to the federal Fisheries Act that passed Tuesday, including new provisions … Continue reading Canada bans import and export of shark fins | Canadian Geographic
The Haida Nation and Nature Conservancy of Canada partner to protect culturally and ecologically significant lands on the Kumdis Estuary. Continue reading Healing a Hurt Land
After Canada’s Federal Government commits biodiversity conservation, it’s time for Ontario and other provinces and territories to follow suit. Continue reading Canada hits a home run for biodiversity conservation
Canadian federal Green Party leader, Elizabeth May (@ElizabethMay), talks to Mark Leiren-Young about saving orcas and right whales; stopping Kinder … Continue reading Green Party Leader Elizabeth May talks Orcas, Right Whales & #Stopkm on Skaana Podcast
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