From Arctic tundra to primeval rainforest to arid desert, our natural world is being fragmented by ever-expanding towns and cities, roads, transmission lines and pipelines, and pockmarked by mines, pump jacks, flare stacks and other infrastructure used to drill, frack and strip-mine fossil fuels. Continue reading Tahltan’s Sacred Headwaters defence has deep roots
Promote native habitats! The Nature Conservancy of Canada needs your help cleaning-up junk and invasive ornamentals from conservation lands in the Waterton Park Front. Continue reading Help the Nature Conservancy clean up Waterton Park
Visit the 15th annual Mill Pond Splash, a FREE eco-festival held at Mill Pond Park, near downtown Richmond Hill. Mill Pond Splash is a lively, family oriented event showcasing environmental conservation and our natural heritage. Continue reading Mill Pond Splash 2013 – June 2nd
Live owls will be presented by educators from the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (O.W.L.), which specializes in the rehabilitation of injured or orphaned birds of prey. Continue reading Live Owl Show, March 3, 2013
A holiday tradition, the Christmas Bird Count has been running for 113 years! Continue reading Ontario Nature to coordinate this year’s Christmas Bird Count
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is offering a fresh, new season of Conservation Volunteers events just in time for both National Volunteer Week and Earth Week. Continue reading Nature Conservancy launches volunteer initiative for National Volunteer Week
A new report documents the plight of Ontario’s imperiled snapping turtles, prehistoric creatures that have been around for 40 million years but are being pushed to the brink of extinction. Continue reading Ontario snapping turtles face triple threat from hunting, road kill and toxins
As a nation and a global community, Canada has a history of ignoring environmental crises until it’s all but too late. Many of us remember the 1990s, when tens of… Continue reading Woodland caribou are at a crossroads – Science Matters
The federal government’s draft woodland caribou recovery strategy — released last week, four years overdue — is illegal and fails on multiple fronts to comply with requirements under the Species at Risk Act, Ecojustice said. Continue reading Proposed woodland caribou recovery strategy violates SARA
Help the tear-down a fence line that is currently interfering with natural wildlife movement, near Stettler, Alberta. Continue reading Removing fences near Buffalo Lake Moraine – Sep. 28
Help the tear-down a fence line that is currently interfering with natural wildlife movement, near Stettler, Alberta. Continue reading Removing fences near Buffalo Lake Moraine
Keen on conservation? Join the on Thursday, September 15 to tear-down and roll-up a woven fence inhibiting wildlife movement near Penhold, Alberta. Continue reading Woven Wire Roll-Up
