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Getting WILD Outside With CWF’s Turtle Team

  • June 27, 2022
  • by CWF
On a blustery Saturday afternoon in early May 2022, 10 WILD Outside Ottawa participants came to the Canadian Wildlife Federation headquarters in Kanata and decorated our sidewalks with some amazing…
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Lawn options in a wildlife-friendly garden

  • June 20, 2022
  • by Sarah Coulber
Many people are thinking about modifying their lawns, to either help pollinators, save grass cutting time or reduce/eliminate the fuel and emissions associated with lawn mowers. But we’ve all got…
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Rolling in the Deep: Meet 8 Creatures that Live in the Deep Sea

  • June 15, 2022
  • by April Overall
Many of the marine animals we know and love live at the ocean’s surface, however some of the most incredible wild creatures live in the ocean’s deep. And they deserve…
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Swimming While Dead

  • June 15, 2022
  • by CWF
How can we stop entanglement? Some might say that fisheries have not changed much over the years. Fish harvesters go to sea in their boats, set traps or nets, and…
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Why Did the Blanding’s Turtle Cross the Road?

  • June 15, 2022
  • by Mackenzie Burns
The Blanding’s Turtle is undoubtedly one of our favourite freshwater turtle species. It has often been touted as something of a posterchild for turtle conservation efforts in and around the…
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Open-pen Finfish Aquaculture has got to go

  • June 10, 2022
  • by April Overall
Disease can spread from one species to another relatively easily via open-pen finfish aquaculture (OPFA). Many species of fish, shellfish and seaweed are raised for consumption through aquaculture, but Atlantic…
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Plastic is Killing Our Wildlife

  • June 9, 2022
  • by April Overall
Nearly 80 per cent of marine litter is ushered into the sea via wind and runoff — litter from our roadways make its way to our streams and rivers and…
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The Connection Between Prairie Pollinators and Climate Change

  • April 28, 2022
  • by John Wilmshurst
Often in nature, timing is everything. From Monarch Butterflies migrating to Canada from Mexico just as milkweed is ripe to bison calves being born just as the plains turn green,…
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Creating Your Pollinator Garden: A Podcast

  • April 26, 2022
  • by CWF
Gardening is one of the simplest and most profound ways you can connect with nature. Thankfully, you have pollinators as allies to support you in your efforts. There are over…
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Cane Toad Fail

  • April 14, 2022
  • by Alanna Mitchell
Decades ago, some genius Down Under decided to introduce a voracious predator to eliminate annoying beetles… Bad idea ON JUNE 1, 1935, REGINALD MUNGOMERY, AN AUSTRALIAN insectscientist, unwittingly set into…
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