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If you get bad news about one of your trees, kindly don’t blame the messenger. Even if – especially if – they vandalize that very tree. It could save a lot of trouble, and possibly your life, to heed their message.

Although it’s captivating to watch a big prehistoric-looking woodpecker chisel away at a rotten snag in the forest, the same performance loses its charm wh...


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Canada’s breathtaking landscapes are woven into the fabric of our national identity. From the far reaches of our north, to our diverse coastlines, to the tranquility of lakes to majestic mountains and everything in between. This year, we’re celebrating the incredible beauty that defines us as Canadians by sharing some of our favourite photo submissions from past cont...


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Statistics Canada estimates that urban greenspace has declined in every province over the last two decades. That decline has implications not only for the wildlife, but for the climate of our towns and cities. Can...


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