Forests & Fields
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Pollinators in trouble
2019-08-26
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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Mitigating Freshwater Turtle Deaths
2019-08-14
Have you ever described what you do at work and been asked: “Okay, but why?” I’ve encountered this fairly often when talking to friends and family about my work with the Turtle Team at the Canadian Wildlife Federation.
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Give Butterflies a Place to Drink
2019-08-12
Did you know that some butterflies also get their nutrients from damp sand, compost and manure (behaviours called “mud puddling”), as well as from tree sap and moist organic matter like rotting fruit, dung and carrion?
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Are we doing enough to protect Canada's wildlife?
2019-08-11
The United Nations warns that 1 million species worldwide are at risk of extinction
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Critical insects facing extinction in Canada
2019-08-07
Carolyn Callaghan of the Canadian Wildlife Federation speaks about what is killing off Canada's pollinators.
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CWF calls for National Pollinator Recovery Strategy
2019-08-01
The Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) is calling for the creation of a national pollinator recovery strategy featuring pollinator pathways and a comprehensive pollinator monitoring program.
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Pollinator Recovery? A Critical Step When Banning Neonics
2019-08-01
Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, moths and flies, play critical roles in ecosystems and in the production of our food.
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It's almost too late:' Canada protects honey bees but native bee species are becoming endangered
2019-07-31
Before the rusty-patched bumble bee was listed as endangered in 2010, researchers wanted to know how many were still buzzing around. They spent more than 600 hours over eight years navigating through Ontario’s brush looking for the bees, but only spotted three, one in 2005 and two more in 2009.
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Fireflies are flooding Ottawa with light this summer
2019-07-30
The wet spring that brought us bumper crops of mosquitoes and deer flies has also left us a kinder gift: This is an amazing summer for fireflies.
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Researchers aim to build a better bat house
2019-07-28
Wildlife experts have launched the first study of its kind in Canada to find out where bats go after they've been evicted by humans, and whether they'll settle for a man-made shelter.
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