“You can’t catch a wild shrike twice”: CAZA facilities work together to repopulate Canadian migratory songbird

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Edge of the Wild

Look up in that tree, it’s a …. snake?

The Old Forest

What’s buzzing in bumble butts?

I live now upon an island

Round the corner

Stumped: Why do bumble bees need forests?

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When you think of bumble bees, where do you imagine them? Buzzing around flowers, of course! Most of us are used to seeing bumble bees in our gardens, at the park, or meadows, but these aren’t the only places you can find bumble bees.

2021 saw record high mortality on roads surrounding Windsor Nature Preserve

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Day in the life of a blue racer snake researcher

Saving Ontario’s turtles

#IndigenousReads and Conservation

URBAN VIPERS 2: Western rattlesnakes of Osoyoos, B.C.

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Conservation planning works!

URBAN VIPERS 1: The prairie rattlesnakes of Lethbridge

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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.

Auto Draft

Breeding season science

Mask up!

A bumble bee’s journey

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The power of The Pinery

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