About "Wildlife"
From polar bears to peregrine falcons, blue whales to bees, find out about Canada’s wildlife, habitats and conservation news.
How well do you know the birds of Canada? Read on to learn more about 10 species you can find in our provinces and territories, such as the common loon, pictured. (Photo: Alexis Hayes/Can Geo Photo Club)
Some of the best wildlife images from the new Ultimate Canadian Instagram Photos special issue, on newsstands now. (Clockwise from top left: @shane_turgeon, @daisygilardini, @divebuddies4life, @nicole_handspiker, @benaroundandback, @andreaudet, @mirelaofearth, @javiers_wonderplanet, @jkr_photo, @focused_on_canada)
Cover options for the May/June issue of Canadian Geographic.
A greater sage-grouse, bred in captivity at the Calgary Zoo, is released onto protected land in southern Alberta in fall 2018 as part of an initiative to halt the endangered bird’s decline. (Photo: River Run Photography)
The opalescent nudibranch (Hermissenda crassicornis) is also nicknamed the flame-tipped nudibranch. This one is laying a ribbon-like egg mass on top of a sea sponge. (Photo: Jett Britnell)
Transient killer whales might struggle if their prey base is cut in half. (Photo: Robert Pittman/NOAA)
Migratory birds like the purple martin, pictured, face increasing threats from climate change and human activity over their entire range, which extends from Canada to Amazonian South American. (Photo via goodfreephotos.com)
Ricotta cavatelli with venison neck ragu. (Photo: Jody Shapiro)
A mild spring day at Pond Inlet launches the town into an impromptu afternoon of games, including a women's sprint and snowmobile race. (Photo: André Gallant)
The highly fragmented southern Ontario landscape of isolated woodlots, suburbs and farms harbours many endangered plant species. (Photo: Paul Hamilton)
