Booming year for frog eggs

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Butler’s Gartersnake

Despite its smaller size and secretive behavior, the Butler’s gartersnake has a smaller range than most of Ontario’s snake species. Although it looks very similar to other Ontario snakes, the Butler’s gartersnake is unique in its diet, habitat, and range.
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Auto Draft

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Breeding season science

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Mask up!

A bumble bee’s journey

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The power of The Pinery

Have you heard?

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Emerging Leaders for Biodiversity Podcast

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Bunchberry Meadows Ellen

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North American Congress for Conservation Biology

When a common species needs help, what’s a conservationist to do?

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10 interesting facts about endangered species

Endangered Species Week – Loggerhead Shrike

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Happy World Migratory Bird Day 2020!

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Happy World Migratory Bird Day 2020! Wildlife Preservation Canada wanted to take some time to make a small shoutout to one of their favourite local migrants, the loggerhead shrike! Read on to find out how work being done by the Loggerhead Shrike Recovery Team relates to this year's World Migratory Bird Day theme "Birds Connect Our World".

New Noah returns home: a bittersweet journey

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Contributing to Community Science: One Volunteer’s Experience in Bumble Bee Conservation

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Depending on where you live in Canada, the snow may already be melting, revealing early signs of spring. If you’re an avid gardener, you might already be thinking about what plants you want to add to your property this year. While it’s…
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Louisiana Loggerhead Shrike Gets in on Bacon Mania

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Look who's bringing home the bacon! Louisiana researchers were astonished when they came across a very unexpected (and delicious) Loggerhead Shrike larder item...

The Masked Butcher Bird

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Happy Hallowe’en! Ever wondered why the loggerhead shrike wears a “mask”? It’s not to go out trick-or-treating!

What is the difference between toads and frogs?

Quest for Queens

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