DIY Projects and Fact Sheets: Lakes & Rivers

2026-07-02

Are you just aching to know how to help make a difference for wildlife? The Canadian Wildlife Federation has lots of easy, fun projects and activities that you can take on to help your wild neighbours have a bright future.

2026-07-02

We tend to give a lot of focus to butterflies and moths once they’ve become these beautiful-winged creatures. But what about when they are caterpillars?

2026-11-03

Survival of the fittest takes on new meaning when we learn about native bumble bees. Only new queens survive winter in Canada, nestled below the ground or just above it in thick plant debris after mating. Try not to bug them, as they nestle down for a long winter’s nap before taking over their important duties in the spring.

2026-07-02

Help promote biodiversity along Canada’s shorelines by providing a buffer zone of lush greenery for our aquatic friends. <br>&nbsp;

2026-07-02

From plastic straws to coffee lids, everything we throw away ends up somewhere. If it doesn’t make it to a landfill, it will find its way to waterways like rivers, lakes and oceans. It really doesn’t belong there – animals can mistake that junk for food and they can get tangled up in it too. Spend some time this June making a body of water near you a cleaner environment for the animals that live there with your own shoreline cleanup.

2018-04-12

How to move a turtle across the road the right way