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September 22nd, 2013; By Gale Blaylock
As you know, all high school students need to have 40 hours of community service in order to graduate. Use this information to discover where your 40 hours can best […]

July 1st, 2013; By Canadian Wildlife Federation
If you live in Manitoba you might be aware that the Hayes River is the longest naturally flowing river in the province. It’s also one of the few remaining North […]

July 1st, 2013; By Priyanka Kumar Chopra
Across the world, North America is known for many things; the culture, the people and the great outdoors. Part of that great outdoors is the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes […]

May 26th, 2013; By Canadian Wildlife Federation
You may have heard about the garbage patches that exist in the oceans – where specific ocean and atmospheric conditions ensnare debris, small pieces of plastic, which accumulate into large […]

April 25th, 2013; By Canadian Wildlife Federation
Climate change affects every part of the world in a different way, but most experts agree the North will be impacted more than any other region. Sea ice spans most […]

April 20th, 2013; By David Suzuki Foundation
Few places on Earth have been untouched by humans, according to a study in the journal Science. Satellite images taken from hundreds of kilometres above the planet reveal a world […]

February 22nd, 2013; By Canadian Wildlife Federation
As I sit comfortably in my warm office in Toronto writing this post, the polar bears of the Southern Hudson Bay subpopulation are out on the frigid sea ice in […]
