Wildlife Update — May 2010
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By Sarah Coulber | |
You Asked for It
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When Pests Infest By Terri-Lee Reid Q. How can I get rid of aphids on my plants? Read the answer » |
Feature Project
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The Cod Conundrum By April Overall When John Cabot sailed along the coast of Newfoundland in 1497, Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) were so abundant they could be scooped up in buckets and hoisted aboard. But with overfishing the Atlantic cod went from a species of plenty to a species at risk. |
Take Five
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Five Alternatives to Pesticides By Stephanie Bonner Spring has sprung, and along with the flowers in our gardens and buds on the trees can also come weeds through pavement cracks and mischievous insects that may dampen spring excitement. |
Get the Facts!
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How many plants are at risk in Canada? A. 5 per cent |
Issue Update
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Pledge to Protect the Ocean By Heather Robison Did you know that every second breath we take is actually provided by the ocean? Oxygen is just one of the many gifts oceans give to us; they also provide us with food and regulate temperature and climate. |
Amazing Magazines
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Stunning photography. In-depth features. Important issues. And fascinating tales. Want more great stories and photography? Subscribe to CWF’s Canadian Wildlife magazine. Or for fun wildlife stories and games, subscribe to WILD (ages 6-12) or Your Big Backyard (ages 3-5) magazines for the youngsters in your life.
Certify Your Backyard
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Whether you are limited to a small patio or have hectares of land, CWF would like to acknowledge your efforts in welcoming wildlife to your garden. So go ahead and get your garden certified!
Feature Wallpaper
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Your desktop is the perfect habitat for this wild wallpaper! This month we’re featuring a Swamp-rose mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos) ready to unfurl.



