In The News: Connecting With Nature

2021-05-27

Gardeners everywhere want to do their little bit to support pollinators. We’ve heard of the importance of honey bees, but butterflies, moths, birds, flies, beetles, and in other regions bats, are also important pollinators.

2021-05-26

In need of a feel-good moment? This short video clip will restore your faith in the world for the next 17 seconds of pure goodness as a man helps a mother duck and her ducklings safely cross the street.

2021-04-30

Photographer and wildlife enthusiast Mary Lou Roberts of London, Ont., documented two Great Horned Owlets from the start of March until they fledged on April 20th.

2021-04-28

Warm weather and some rain has brought on spring blossoms and buds, even bumblebees are starting to buzz. It's national wildlife week and the Canadian Wildlife Federation would like to help you learn more about making your yard more inviting...

2021-04-20

The new federal budget includes several important investments in the conservation of wildlife and habitat which will support the economy and help address the biodiversity crisis, the Canadian Wildlife Federation says.

2021-04-20

2021-04-15

A coalition of 23 Canadian cities lead by the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) have signed on to participate in the <a href="http://donate.cwf-fcf.org/site/R?i=8SMZwI2zyuOCau3fCEslDg" target="_blank">2021 City Nature Challenge</a> (CNC) event, part of a friendly international collaboration designed to connect people to nature while taking an inventory of wildlife species around the globe. Over 440 cities from 44 countries are registered to participate in this year’s event, which encourages use of the free iNaturalist app to track species observations that become part of an international database of biodiversity.

2021-04-14

Your shoreline was meant to be naturally beautiful.

2021-04-08

National Wildlife Week runs from April 4 to April 11

2021-04-07

Our Pollinators are in Trouble – Your Lawn Could Make All the Difference