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 Habitat News


Many species are at risk due to human intervention. Humans infringe upon and sometime destroy habitat wildlife needs to survive. Find articles dealing with CWF’s fight to preserve and protect those habitats.  

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A Pond Predicament »

In some parts of Canada, wildlife is not dominant in the landscape, especially in large cities which offer many properties surrounded by concrete and busy streets with few rippling rivers and tranquil lakes to be found nearby. But we are no longer restricted to what our property limits and cityscapes offer us in terms of habitat for wildlife. You can have instant habitat at your front door almost as easily as you can get pizza delivery!

Jul/Aug 2008 backyard

Small Really Is Beautiful »

Tiny yards, patios and even balconies can nurture nature and attract wildlife. 

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Creating a Wildlife-Friendly Shoreline »

Cottages and camping are standard features of Canadian summers and tend to revolve around shoreline areas. A quiet canoe across a misty morning lake, a late afternoon trip trolling for fish, or simply lying quietly on a dock as the water’s tide rocks you to sleep are wonderful ways to spend part of a summer day. But what would those moments be without the hawk silently circling overhead or a dragonfly zipping past as it hunts for insects. Wildlife is an integral part of life in Canada and shorelines are a great place to experience it.

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Snakes – Making Friends »

 The snake story is very dear to my heart for it began with great fear and ended with love. There was nothing worse for my wife Elke and me than to encounter a snake.  Not knowing any better, we had inherited the common fear and horror of snakes when we spent the first summer at our newly acquired property.

The Native Alpines of Newfoundland »

When most people think of alpine plants, visions of the majestic Rockies, Alps, Andes or Himalayas come to mind. But what about alpines that naturally grow at sea level?

Where is Biodiversity the Greatest? »

The southern hemisphere is home to the greatest level of biodiversity. In fact, 70 per cent of the globe’s species exist in just 12 countries: Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, India, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mexico, Peru and Democratic Republic of Congo.

Five Reasons for Fall Foliage  »

With warm patio weather a thing of the past, Mother Nature perks up our dampened spirits with a vivid quilt of rich colours strewn across treetops during the autumn months. How does she work her magic? Read on to learn some facts on the fantastic foliage transformation that occurs each fall!  

The Harvest »

You’ve spent countless hours digging in the garden and warding off pests, all in the hope of salvaging your prize-winning cucumbers. Naturally, when they grow abundantly, you reach for your mason jars and get to work. We’re not the only ones who appreciate good produce and can’t stand to see it go to waste. Although animals can’t freeze, jar or jam their food, they do manage to store it away to save time and energy during the winter months. 

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Fond d’écran en vedette!

Canadian Geese
Votre bureau est l’endroit idéal où afficher un fond d’écran mettant en vedette la vie sauvage! Ce mois-ci, nous vous offrons la photo d’un couple d’outardes du Canada en train d’admirer la vue au bord d’un lac. Téléchargez-la ici.
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