Nature Canada Updates
Meet the Timid and Curious Red Fox
The Canadian red fox typically weighs from 3.6 to 6.8 kg and has the appearance of a small dog. These mammals have an average lifespan of 3 to 6 years old and tend to be diligent and nurturing parents. Kits will often practice hunting under adult supervision and leave the den site alone once capable of feeding independently, usually at about three months of age.
Did you know? Red foxes are found in all of Canada’s provinces and territories, making them one of the most widespread mammals in the country.
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Apply for the Young Nature Leaders Grant
Are you or someone you know working on a project that engages young Canadians to discover and protect nature? Apply to the Young Nature Leaders Grant today! Applications open until February 14, 2022.
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We’re Going to Ottawa to Raise Our Voices for Nature. Join Us!
We’re bringing your voice to Parliament Hill as Nature Canada and dozens of other nature organizations meet with Members of Parliament and decision-makers at our annual Nature on the Hill event.
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Webinar: Giving the Land a Voice in Eeyou Istchee
Have you heard of Eeyou Istchee, one of the largest Indigenous-led conservation initiatives on Earth? Join us on February 10th to learn how the Cree Nation is giving this land a voice to protect nature and their way of life.
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New Report Urges Transformative Change to Halt and Reverse Biodiversity Loss by 2030
Countries around the globe need to do more to stop the destruction of ecosystems and rescue the planet from human-caused mass extinction.
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With Our Thanks, You’re Invited…
Save the date for an unforgettable virtual storytelling event on March 2nd honouring the legendary Margaret Atwood and legacy of the wonderful Graeme Gibson.
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Work to Grow: A Vision to Reduce and Repurpose Waste in Newfoundland
Jonathan Yick, hired through the Work to Grow program, is making an impact in Newfoundland through a variety of waste-reduction projects to help the environment.
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Help us protect wildlife in Canada
Add your voice to drive change on issues of national significance. Through bird conservation, wilderness and wildlife protection and strengthening environmental laws, join us in our work to defend nature.
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