Connecting With Nature
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Newfoundland is my muse': This award-winning photographer has found her new home
2025-12-05
Chen's photography showcasing the island's landscapes has netted her more than a dozen prestigious photography awards across the globe, including the grand prize of the 2020 Reflections of Nature contest hosted by Canadian Wildlife Magazine. She also received 12 honourable mentions at the International Photography Awards in 2020.
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Pollinator Recovery? A Critical Step When Banning Neonics
2025-12-05
Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, moths and flies, play critical roles in ecosystems and in the production of our food.
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Off the Fence acquires wildlife documentary “Last of the Right Whales”
2025-12-05
Recently filmed wildlife documentary Last of the Right Whales has been acquired by Off the Fence, the team behind the Oscar-winning documentary feature My Octopus Teacher.
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North Delta teen concerned about trees being cut down in Sunshine Hills
2025-12-05
Simrin Sandhu posted a petition last summer that has since received more than 1,300 signatures
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Pollinators in trouble
2025-12-05
Christina McGough from the Canadian Wildlife Federation joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss the organization’s call for a national strategy to help pollinators thrive.
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Protecting Canada’s Forests
2025-12-05
Protecting Canada’s Forests Through Personal Action The Canadian Wildlife Federation’s programs engage young Canadians in conservation.
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Out of the Shadows
2025-12-05
With the flip of a switch, we’ve turned our nights into something unnaturally bright – and wildlife is paying the price. The phenomenon, called light pollution, refers to the excessive and often unnecessary use of artificial light at night. Every year, our skies become two per cent brighter, hiding the stars and making natural darkness a rarity. In fact, today, only 20 per cent of North Americans can still see the Milky Way.
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Regina activist's legacy lives on through edible forest, other sustainability projects
2025-12-05
Author and activist Catherine Verrall with her daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth is continuing Catherine's passion for food sovereignty by supporting different food projects in Regina.
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What Did You Do This Summer? Well, Here’s Some of What We Did…
2025-12-05
As the largest supporter-based conservation charity in Canada, we thought we’d report back to you on some of what we’ve accomplished during the 2018 summer conservation field work season. There were both successes and failures, but all of the work we do helps further our understanding of these species in order to best conserve Canada’s wildlife.
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