What is it like to work in conservation in Sweden? Read an interview with a Canadian conservation technician who travelled across the world to work at a Scandinavian marine field station and how his work abroad affects the Canadian environment.

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What is it like to commute by bicycle in winter? Take a ride on the backseat of this NCC staff's bike and experience the scenic ride into downtown Calgary.

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How does noise pollution impact wildlife? It can interfere with animal communication, hinder their foraging abilities and impact where they live.

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If we get wetland conservation right, we move toward solving many other issues. They protect biodiversity, help communities adapt to a changing climate and they are an essential part of our Canadian landscape.

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Every day, countless inspiring and informative stories are published about conservation successes or discoveries in nature and wildlife around the world. Here are some that caught our attention in January 2020.

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Over 300 bird species — from tiny songbirds like kinglets and warblers, to comparatively giant swans and cranes — regularly breed in the boreal region. Birds Canada and the Nature Conservancy of Canada have created an interactive story map that details the importance of the boreal region for birds.

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What are the unseen impacts of road salt on wildlife and the environment. What are the alternatives to using road salt in winter and how can you reduce road salt use?

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What is it like to hike at night and look up at the stars? Esme Batten shares her humbling experiences with astrophotography in Ontario and the U.K.

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Learn about the Weston Family Conservation Science Fellowship Program and Nature Conservancy of Canada's priority research topics.

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Thanks to tracking technology and closely following badger individuals over the years, we now know a lot more about American badger populations in the Southern Norfolk Sand Plain.

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