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Monarch Butterfly Tagging: Your Questions Answered!
Our Monarch Butterfly tagging project has sparked lots of curiosity, and we’re excited to answer your questions! This summer, the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF), in collaboration with Environment and Climate…
Welcome Back, Monarchs!
The Monarch Butterflies are back after a long winter in Mexico! On April 26, 2026, a Monarch was sighted feeding on nectar in Toronto, ON. This year, we expect the Monarchs to…
Celebrating 10 Years of iNaturalist Canada: A Decade of Tracking Species at Risk
A Decade of Discovery and Conservation iNaturalist Canada turns 10! Since 2015, this platform has brought together a community to document and share observations of biodiversity across the country and…
Planting Seeds of Change
As we prepare for a fruitful spring and summer doing conservation work in the field, we find ourselves reflecting on what makes all this possible: our dedicated supporters. Thanks to…
Surprising Secrets to Monarch Migration
Monarch Butterflies are vital players in our ecosystems, serving as umbrella species whose protection benefits a myriad of other creatures in their habitat. Sadly, their population decline has led to…
