A lot of people think that bird watching is synonymous with spring migration, and to be sure, everyone can admire the sight of a Blackburnian Warbler or Northern Parula in May. But those in the...

Written by: David Miller, president and CEO, WWF-Canada & Michelle Kanter, executive director, Carolinian Canada

Have you ever wondered what your property looked like hundreds of years...

The Round-leaved Greenbrier is a plant species listed as ‘Threatened’ under the Species at Risk Act. This wood-climbing vine has oval- to heart-shaped leaves and woody stems...

Catching a glimpse of a regal Snowy owl is a winter’s delight in Canada’s Deep South! These birds of prey can be especially hard to spot against a snowy landscape; and the cold weather might make...

Quinton and Blake Pluzak started a recycling business 5 years ago when they were 11 and 12 years old, calling the business Pluzak Useful Recycling Protecting Our Sacred Environment (PURPOSE)....

Welcome to our living laboratory of Native and Carolinian trees, shrubs and wildflowers! Located between Wonderland Road and the former Wonderland Gardens, in London Ontario....

Urban environments have the potential to support large numbers of pollinators.

This can seem surprising since often, when we think of conservation and restoration projects, we think of...

TREE CLIMBING CANADA is Canada's first and currently only GOTC (Global Organization of Tree Climbers) recognised Facilitator/ Instructor.

Tree Climbing Canada is a Recreational Tree...

Tallamy talks nature in Toronto. Toronto… and nature? Yes, Toronto, the city of over 6 million people. It might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of re-building the natural...