About "Environment & Nature"
News about climate change and other environmental issues and the people and organizations behind the science.
Blanding’s turtles cross roads in May and June as females search for nesting sites. (Photo: James Paterson)
An unusually large hole in the ozone over the Arctic has Canadian scientists scratching their heads. (Image: NASA/Ozonewatch)
IKEA, a Tree Canada sponsor, provides volunteers at a tree planting event in spring 2019. (Photo: Tree Canada)
Boreal peatlands are home to a wide range of species, including many nationally and globally rare plants and lichens. (Photo: Nina Stavlund/Can Geo Photo Club)
Watch a video of some of Michelle Valberg's best wildlife photos. (Photo: Michelle Valberg)
Senior wildlife officer Andrew Bruce holds an elephant tusk in Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Wildlife Enforcement Directorate evidence room in Burlington, Ont. The international trade in wildlife is believed to be a major contributing factor in the emergence of new pathogens like the novel coronavirus. (Photo: Peter Power/Can Geo)
A humpback whale breaches in front of a Chilean volcano. These whales have seen a major rebound in numbers thanks to conservation efforts — from a few hundred left in the 1970s to tens of thousands at present. (Photo: R. Hucke‐Gaete/UACH/CBA)
J32, known as Rhapsody, was an 18-year old female in a pod of whales in the North Pacific Ocean.
About 60,000 migrant workers come to Canada each year to plant and harvest crops. (Photo: Asparagus Farmers of Ontario)
NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) pollution monitoring satellites have detected significant decreases in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) over China. (Photo: Joshua Stevens/NASA Earth Observatory)
