Connecting With Nature
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The Profound Impact of First Nations, Inuit and Métis
2026-09-30
In honour of this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, I would like to highlight the profound impact of First Nations, Inuit and Métis on the Hinterland Who’s Who program.
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Meet the Photographers Behind the Wildlife Calendar
2026-09-16
A picture is worth a thousand words. Every photograph in the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife Calendar tells a story, capturing the beauty, diversity, and wonder of wildlife and wild spaces in Canada. Behind each image is a talented photographer whose passion, patience and dedication help bring these remarkable moments to life.
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Six Wondrous Things About Nature
2026-08-27
Magic is often described as the impossible made real. If that’s true, then nature may be the greatest magician of all. As adults, we’re taught to stop believing in magic. But perhaps that’s only because we’ve forgotten to look closely at nature, where the extraordinary hides in plain sight. The world tells us that magic isn’t real. Nature gently disagrees.
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Why the endangered monarch butterfly is booming in the Prairies
2026-08-24
Monarch butterflies are not common in the Canadian Prairies, but a Saskatoon ecologist is noticing an increase in the endangered species this summer. Tyler Flockhart, who researches monarch butterflies, said there seems to be more than usual fluttering across Saskatchewan.
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Explore, Observe and Win with the Canadian Grasslands Project
2026-08-19
August is the perfect time to get outside, explore the incredible grasslands in Canada and put your nature-spotting skills to the test.
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Watch these endangered turtles get released back into their habitat
2026-08-10
Each summer, conservationists with the Canadian Wildlife Federation release endangered Blanding's turtles in west Ottawa. This year, they're releasing 900 hatchlings — up from 600 last year. Rachelle Elsiufi tagged along for a recent release.
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Monarch monitoring meets citizen science
2026-07-31
Scientists are counting on regular people to document monarch butterfly sightings for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz from July 31 to August 9. James Pagé, a species at risk and biodiversity specialist with the Canadian Wildlife Federation, explains why.
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A mission to save the monarch (butterfly)
2026-07-31
A conservation blitz is taking place across three countries to help preserve the monarch butterfly population.
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Ontario’s Endangered Species Under Attack
2026-07-09
To protect endangered species we also need to protect the habitat they rely upon.
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Biodiversity + Me
2026-07-08
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