The Canadian Wildlife Foundation recently donated $5,000 to PhD candidate Lynne Burns of Dalhousie University and Chair of Biology Hugh Broders of St. Mary’s University. The team is researching the fall migration patterns and health of Atlantic Canada’s bat populations.       

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CWF wants to help you get green for Halloween – and we don’t mean the ghoulish green of your costume! Climate change is scary enough on its own; let’s do what we can to reduce our impact every day.    

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Make the most of fallen leaves. Decomposed leaves used as mulch or soil conditioner can act like a tonic to perk up unhealthy habitats.

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Canada boasts an impressive maritime heritage. With the world’s longest coastline bordering on three oceans, it’s easy to see how important the marine environment is to our way of life. Nearly a third of all Canadians live within reach of the coast. Oceans contribute to our economy, our recreation and our identity. Oceans are important sources of food and cultural experiences and they provide an array of goods and services that we benefit from everyday, regardless of where we live.    

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