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 Wildlife News

Polar bears on thin ice

PhotoScapes: Polar Bears are Standing on Thin Ice »

Environment Canada research scientist and guest speaker at CWF’s 2008 Issues Forum, Dr. Nick Lunn, has tracked down the effects of climate change on the Western Hudson Bay polar bear population.

Five Canadian Species You Should Know »

This month’s Take Five focuses on Canadian wildlife; five fun species facts from coast to coast! 

HWW Species — Great Horned Owl  »
One of the most widespread and common birds of prey in Canada, the great horned owl has piercing yellow eyes and pointy, tufted ears.

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. 

Wildlife News

To Migrate or Not to Migrate? »

This month’s Take Five is the first of a two-part feature about wildlife and where they go during Canadian winters. Some species migrate to different places while others tough it out in the cold! This issue, we’ll be looking at five of Canada’s more colourful migratory species.

Creepy Cuisine Around the World »

Happy Halloween and bon appétit from this month’s Take Five. We’re taking a look at creepy cuisine from around the world! 

White-Nose Bat Syndrome – Coming to Canada? »

Bats may stow themselves away in caves, mines, attics or barns in preparation for winter, but they could never prepare for what old man winter has had in store for them lately.  

PhotoScapes: Polar Bears are Standing on Thin Ice »

Environment Canada research scientist and guest speaker at CWF’s 2008 Issues Forum, Dr. Nick Lunn, has tracked down the effects of climate change on the Western Hudson Bay polar bear population.

Five Canadian Species You Should Know »

This month’s Take Five focuses on Canadian wildlife; five fun species facts from coast to coast! 

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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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