Many of Canada’s butterflies don’t make long migrations. They need a complete life cycle’s worth of habitat close to home.

Today’s UNEP report should be a wakeup call, yet Canada doubles down on fossil fuels VANCOUVER — UNCEDED xʷməθkʷəy̓əm ...

Many classic cases illustrate that some animals that were once abundant and widespread are now either extinct or have seen ...

Governments and industry say glyphosate is safe when used as directed. But in forestry, killing plants is the point — with ...

The evidence is clear: Climate policies and action bring countless benefits beyond maintaining a livable climate. From less pollution and better health to stronger economies and good jobs, protecting ...

Drinking water advisories have been a persistent injustice in First Nations. Currently, more than 100 communities go without clean drinking water. Many have faced these conditions for years, or even ...

Discover the butterflies where you live. BIMBY is a national community science initiative led by the David Suzuki Foundation that invites people throughout Canada to observe and document butterflies ...

The Butterflyway Project is a citizen-led movement growing networks of habitat for bees and butterflies across Canada. Launched by the David Suzuki Foundation in 2017 — alongside its Quebec sister ...

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The world is full of invisible threats: industrial byproducts, synthetic additives and other toxic pollutants. We inhale, ingest and absorb them through our skin daily. This is called “body burden.” ...

All gardens are not created equal. Just ask any butterfly. Creating and restoring butterfly habitat offsets what development, roadside mowing or wetland drainage have destroyed. (Gardening ...

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