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August 2009

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Demand Action on Climate Change
Scientists have warned that only urgent action can avert uncontrollable, runaway climate change.  As the world's leaders prepare to gather in Copenhagen for the next round of climate talks in December, tell Canada's Prime Minister: Act NOW to address our climate crisis.
Take Action Now: Sign the petition

Green is Cool
The end of summer can bring some of the hottest days of the year. Looking to beat the heat? Stay cool while keeping our latest eco-tips in mind!
6 Tips to Cool Your Home

Margaret Atwood Book Tour Supports Birds in Canada
Performances of Margaret Atwood's new novel, The Year of the Flood, taking place across Canada will act as fundraisers supporting bird conservation throughout the country.
About the tour

Species Spotlight: Gray Ratsnake
The longest snake in Canada is also endangered. Development in southern Ontario threatens its only remaining Canadian habitat; find out what you can do.
Profile: Meet the Gray Ratsnake

Nature on Your Desktop
Stuck at your computer? Display some truly amazing photography on your desktop while showcasing your passion for the beauty of nature.
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Love for Nature Leads to Invention
When long-time environmentalist and Nature Canada member Sharolyn Vettese became increasingly alarmed about climate change, the Toronto-based mother of three decided to take matters into her own hands. Now she's got the wind behind her back.
Donor Profile: An environmental pioneer

Order Your Nature Calendar!
Featuring winning artwork and writing from this year's contest, the 2010 Robert Bateman Get to Know Contest calendar has descriptions of what your wild neighbours are doing in addition to regular Canadian holidays and noteworthy environmental dates.
Read more

It's Raining... Frogs?
Scattered across plants and light as raindrops, these tiny amphibians are a vibrant addition to the garden.
August Photo of the Month

Around the Bend
Want to get involved with nature-related events in your area? Check out our calendar to see what's coming up, or submit details for your event.
See our calendar

 

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Nature Canada protects and conserves wildlife and habitats in Canada by engaging people and advocating on behalf of nature. With strategies based on sound science and passion for nature, Nature Canada effects change on issues of national significance, including bird conservation, wilderness protection, species at risk and national parks.

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