Meet the incredible species that call Canada home — and the people working to protect them
One of nature's most powerful climate allies is right beneath our feet.
How do you know that a maple forest is thriving? Look — and listen.
In 2018, the death of an infant southern resident killer whale — and its mother's 17-day, 1,600-kilometre grief tour — captured the world’s attention.
They’ve traversed the tundra by the thousands for millennia, but their numbers, and their paths, are changing.
A bird that’s faster than any animal alive — and a chemical that nearly grounded them for good.
For decades, no one saw a single one in the fjords of B.C.’s North Coast. Now they’re back — and facing an urgent new threat.