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 Wildlife News


The CWF is concerned first and foremost about protecting the flora and fauna of our great country. Below you will find articles covering everything from reader’s efforts to preserve nature to interesting encounters with animals. In addition, our PhotoScapes series recently featured beautiful stills of birds of Saskatchewan and the otters of B.C. 

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Night Life: Five Nocturnal Species »

This month’s Take Five takes you on a journey into the night! As we prepare for a good night’s sleep, which creatures are preparing for an active evening on the prowl? As the days get longer and spring approaches, take a moment to investigate these night hawks! 

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How Animals Survive the Arctic Tundra »

The Arctic tundra, a snowy biome that is housed within the Arctic Circle, is characterized by freezing temperatures, strong winds and permafrost. Yet, despite being one of harshest environments on earth, many animals call the Arctic home. So how do animals living in the Arctic, a place that has months of continuous light followed by months of continuous darkness, survive in such a harsh habitat?  

Inspirational Wildlife Tales »

For our Valentine’s Day edition of Take Five we’re showing you some inspirational wildlife videos that will give you that warm and fuzzy feeling all over! As worries of habitats dwindling, climates changing and threatened species increase, we wanted to take a moment and share some beautiful stories of hope and happiness happening all over the world. Celebrate love and friendship, as these animal companions brighten your day and warm your heart!  

Wildlife News

The Bard’s Birds »

By April Overall

How Shakespeare Introduced Invasive Species to Canada

Trees of Old »

By Stephanie Poff

Old trees prove why they deserve to be shown a little respect.

Smarter Than Your Average Chicken-Hawk »

By April Overall

Think birds are low on the totem pole of intelligence? Think again.

Ode to the Orca »

By Annie Langlois

This beautiful and fierce whale is at-risk. Read on to learn all about the majestic killer whale.

Is this Goodnight? »

A mysterious fungal infection killing bats in the U.S. has come to Canada. The results will almost certainly be devastating

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What You Can Do...

...To Help Protect Canada’s Species

  • Avoid the use of pesticides.
  • Compost
  • Provide food, water, shelter and space — the four requirements for survival — right in your yard by growing native plants.
  • Reduce, reuse, recycle
  • Lend your voice in opposition to local projects that will negatively impact wildlife and the environment
  • Donate to the CWF »

Together, we can make a difference!

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