Echoing some words of Wab Kinew: they are attention seekers throwing a "timber tantrum" and playing "political games" about something serious.

Know anyone who has stepped up in extraordinary ways to protect wildlife and our natural world? Nominate a person or an organization who inspires you! https://naturecanada.ca/about/our-people/awards-scholarships/

We want bees to survive. There was a Snoopy comic going around with similar text that was ironically AI generated so we took inspiration from it and used original illustrations from A.A. Milne's 1926 book Winnie-the-Pooh that are in the public domain.

River Run Rally 2026 🌊🌊🌊 Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 12pm | Toronto RSVP: freegrassy.net/river-run-20... Join Grassy Narrows youth and community members as they travel 1,700km to demand mercury justice #FreeGrassy #GrassyNarrows

"The fedgov's recent historic #nature investment does not buy it a free pass on #environmental reviews," says Emily McMillan, @maharaj.org

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Six key questions the feds have side-stepped in bid to fast-track major projects "The fedgov's recent historic #nature investment does not buy it a free pass on #environmental reviews," says Emily McMillan, Akaash Maharaj @naturecanada.bsky.social Read our client oped: #cdnpoli #environment

Six key questions the feds have side-stepped in bid to fast-track major projects "The fedgov's recent historic #nature investment does not buy it a free pass on #environmental reviews," says Emily McMillan, Akaash Maharaj @naturecanada.bsky.social Read our client oped: #cdnpoli #environment

Six key questions the feds have side-stepped in bid to fast-track major projects - The Hill Times

The federal government's recent historic nature investment does not buy it a free pass on environmental reviews.

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Did you hear? Summer is here! With the sun shining, birds chirping, and flowers blooming! While you are out and about enjoying nature, make sure to capture your summer adventures and submit your photos to the 2026 Nature Photo Contest. Enter before July 1st for a chance to win our Early Bird Draw.

Good news! MP Patrick Weiler's private member's bill (Clean Coasts Act: Bill C-244) is going to committee today. We're happy to see this moving forward to ensure that our ocean coastlines remain clean, safe, and thriving for years to come. For more info on the bill: naturecanada.ca/news/blog/cl...

Clean Coasts Act: Bill C-244 - Nature Canada

Our oceans aren’t anyone’s dumping ground. They’re our shared heritage, our future, and the foundation of life on the coast. The Clean Coasts Act will help ensure that our coastlines remain clean, saf...

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“We are puzzled how Prime Minister Carney can simultaneously commit to historic nature protection and then float proposals that risk creating these zones of environmental lawlessness? Our economic and environmental policy must be coherent for either to succeed.” — Emily McMillan, ED, Nature Canada

PM Carney’s New Proposals Threaten to Undermine Canada’s Historic $3.8 Billion Nature Investment - Nature Canada

Nature Canada urging all MPs to vote against proposed legislation that jeopardizes the 2030 Nature Strategy, citing insufficient timelines, false assumptions, and a long list of unanswered questions

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Nature Canada@naturecanada.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The federal government remains silent on the future of our conservation programs. March 31st is the deadline. We can't build a stable economy on a collapsing environment @mark-carney.bsky.social. https://bit.ly/3NrFoCw

Bentley ****TALK CLIMATE****@bigclimate.bsky.social · 2mo ago

"We are seeing the highest rates of extinction that we've seen since the dinosaurs, and that is happening as a result of human action." -David Wallis, a policy and campaign manager for reforestation with @naturecanada.bsky.social #cdnpoli #MarkCarney #NatureBasedSolutions #ClimateChange

Applications are now open! This award was established through the legacy gift of Charles Labatiuk. He was an avid nature conservationist. This is to honour his life and his passion for nature. Apply now: https://naturecanada.ca/about/our-people/awards-scholarships/charles-labatiuk-scholarship/

Submit your ocean photos for Ocean Week! Our hope is to encourage more Canadians to get outdoors and to connect with nearby nature. Win prizes and be featured in the Nature Canada 2027 Calendar. https://naturecanada.ca/enjoy-nature/nature-photo-contest/

“The whole environmental community is feeling a little sad" We thank Mr. Guilbeault for his extensive contributions to nature and to Canada’s natural heritage. He is a true champion for nature and we can’t thank him enough for his service to nature and to Canada.

“Realm of the Salmon, Home of the Salmon” Full press release here: https://naturecanada.ca/news/press-releases/new-national-marine-conservation-area-mia-yaltwa-halidzogm-hoon/

Nature Canada Welcomes The Protection Of Mia-yaltwa Ha’lidzogm hoon - Nature Canada

Nature Canada applauds the historic announcement represents a major milestone in marine conservation and sustainable management of our vast coastal heritage.

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Biodiversity is not something distant or abstract. It is a part of us, and we are a part of it. It provides the food we eat, the air we breathe, the climate that sustains us, and the medicines we rely on every day. #UNBiodiversity #IDB2026

For #WorldMigratoryBirdDay amazing tale of a Ruddy Turnstone I saw on island of Noronha, Brazil in April. Tagged at Cape Cod last May, to find out why globally Near Threatened. Nested Canadian Arctic, visiting Rowley Island where I had 3 summers 40 years ago! www.manomet.org/publication/... #birds

Happy World Bee Day! Today we're celebrating some common bees and lookalikes from Newfoundland and Labrador for our 2026 Nature Photo Contest Launch! Enter now: https://naturecanada.ca/enjoy-nature/nature-photo-contest/ Thank you to our Nature Network Partner Nature Newfoundland and Labrador.

Join Nature Canada's Work to Grow program - promoting equity in conservation jobs for racialized youth! We are looking for partners offering meaningful work for this generation of nature lovers. We will be accepting applications until June 2nd. https://naturecanada.ca/work-to-grow/employers/

Some good Nature News to start your week!

Applications are now open! This award was established through the legacy gift of Charles Labatiuk. He was an avid nature conservationist. This is to honour his life and his passion for nature. Apply now: https://naturecanada.ca/about/our-people/awards-scholarships/charles-labatiuk-scholarship/

The Work to Grow application portal is now live! Nature Canada’s Work to Grow program connects racialized youth to jobs that promote and protect nature. We are looking for partners offering meaningful work for this generation of nature lovers. https://naturecanada.ca/work-to-grow/employers/

Crow and Raven Appreciation Day! Can you tell the difference? Let us know which of the following 4 pictures are a crow or raven! Photo credits: 1. Nick Schwinghamer 2. Gerry Neville 3. Bert Minor 4. Leslie Banister

In March, we convened Indigenous collaborators from Canada and Latin America for a North-South knowledge exchange on nature, sharing lessons, stories, and imagining a better future for birds. Thanks Conserva Aves, @naturecanada.bsky.social da.bsky.social, collaborators, & @globalaffairs.canada.ca

To learn more about Stratford as a Bird Friendly City and about upcoming events, head to visitstratford.ca/bird-friendly-stratford @naturecanada.bsky.social @birdscanada.bsky.social #LoveStratford #EarthDay #BirdFriendly #photography

Bird Friendly Stratford - Destination Stratford

Stratford, Ontario is a Nature Canada Certified Bird Friendly City Destination Stratford is pleased to announce that Nature…

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Help save migratory birds on their way home this year by turning off your lights at night. You can also print this post to help spread the word in your neighbourhood!

Applications are now open! This award was established through the legacy gift of Charles Labatiuk. He was an avid nature conservationist. This is to honour his life and his passion for nature. Apply now: https://naturecanada.ca/about/our-people/awards-scholarships/charles-labatiuk-scholarship/

The federal government remains silent on the future of our conservation programs. March 31st is the deadline. We can't build a stable economy on a collapsing environment @mark-carney.bsky.social. https://bit.ly/3NrFoCw

#MarchBreak is right around the corner. Battle boredom with a collection of outdoor activities and resources to get you and your little ones face-to-face with NATURE. Comment NatureHood for the link!

As we celebrate World Wildlife Day today, we hope you’ll give back to help species at risk and support our work so we can speak on behalf of animals that cannot speak for themselves. Everything helps: https://bit.ly/4u2LnOR

Conserve Canada’s most precious bird species and the habitats.

Habitat change has caused a staggering decline in the number of backyard birds across Canada. The latest research shows that in the last 50 years, North America has lost over 25% of our bird populatio...

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The countdown is on!! The Together for Nature Online Auction ends tonight at 9:00 PM ET. Place your final bids on some pretty exciting and exclusive prizes and help nature at the same time! https://app.galabid.com/nc2026/items