Getting my feet wet as a conservation intern
What kind of work might you do with an environmental science degree? This conservation technician who had been through NCC's Conservation Internship program will tell you all about it.
Author: Nature Conservancy of Canada staff
Pics, or it didn’t happen
5 bird species that stay for winter in Canada
Some bird species migrate south for winter, and some are year-round residents in Canada. Others migrate to southern Canada from northern forests or the Arctic and hang around until spring.
Find the Birds British Columbia location launches
Seeing hope and opportunity in 2022, naturally. My conservation resolution to protect nature in Canada
If you go down to the woods today…
Seeing a real grizzly bear just 10 metres away may be frightening, but the prospect of never seeing one in the wild will be even more sobering.
8 tips for enjoying your winter experience safely
Heading out to nature during winter? Here are some tips to keep in mind to prepare for your next outing.
Pileated woodpeckers in the city
Mature deciduous or mixed deciduous-coniferous forests are the most natural spots for pileated woodpeckers, but they sometimes dwell in cities that have large, dead trees.
Canada’s largest bird of prey: two bald eagles having a staring contest
On spotting bald eagles in the wild.... First comes awe, then comes the proclamation "Whoa! Eagles are huge!"
A close encounter like no otter
Watching wildlife in their natural environment is a reminder that we share this Earth with many different beings, from tiny insects to large mammals.
