Scientists to count orcas in Hudson Bay
Are killer whales becoming more common in the icy waters of Hudson Bay? Researchers hope to find out in the … Continue reading Scientists to count orcas in Hudson Bay
Category: Nature and Wildlife Conservation
Ontario seeking to strengthen species at risk laws
Provincial Strategy Will Help Protect Woodland Caribou: Struthers
Protecting at-risk boreal woodland caribou populations in Manitoba and working to recover their habitats is the focus of a strategy … Continue reading Provincial Strategy Will Help Protect Woodland Caribou: Struthers
Controversy heats up over Caribou Mountains park
An advisory committee for Alberta’s largest protected area, the Caribou Mountains Wildland Park, wants to see it opened up to … Continue reading Controversy heats up over Caribou Mountains park
Zoo puts a chill in its plans
The Calgary Zoo announced plans Friday to add some Arctic cool to its exhibits. The zoo said its Arctic Shores … Continue reading Zoo puts a chill in its plans
Bird’s-eye view of nesting eagles
A webcam is giving thousands of people around the world a close-up look at the lives of a pair of … Continue reading Bird’s-eye view of nesting eagles
Marine tourism not always a beautiful thing
When 50 tonnes of blubber erupt from the sea beside your small boat, there are a number of appropriate expletives … Continue reading Marine tourism not always a beautiful thing
8,000km of controversial road pulled from Mining Maps.
CPAWS Wildlands League and Sierra Legal Defence Fund succeeded in having 8,000km of roads pulled from mining maps on the … Continue reading 8,000km of controversial road pulled from Mining Maps.
Nature Conservancy of Canada and Ontario Governmentt announce protection of Windmill ranch
ORILLIA – The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), the Ontario government and other partners have protected the biologically diverse Windmill … Continue reading Nature Conservancy of Canada and Ontario Governmentt announce protection of Windmill ranch
Partnership helps restore fish habitat in Tsolum River
Province protects white-coloured moose
Turbines move for the birds
P.E.I. birdwatchers are celebrating a victory. The provincial government has agreed to move several wind turbines away from East Point. Continue reading Turbines move for the birds