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According to most recent figures, 5,252 woodland or mountain caribou are left in the province. Only seven remain in Val-d'Or, and herds in Charlevoix and Gaspé are on the verge of extinction. 

/CNW/ - Watching whales and other marine mammals in their natural surroundings gives Canadians an opportunity to better appreciate these beautiful animals, but...

Conservationists worry critically low Thompson and Chilcotin River steelhead stocks remain at risk without being listed as endangered.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada has bought two parcels of land near St. Peters Bay on P.E.I., creating the Five Houses Woodland Nature Reserve to protect valuable forests, wetlands and wildlife.

After London workers cut down a monarch butterfly habitat without the homeowner's permission, an environmental lawyer says Ontario cities must rethink policies addressing complaints over butterfly-friendly wild flowers.

In today's Morning Brief, Ayman al-Zawahri, who took over as al-Qaeda leader after Osama bin Laden's death in a U.S. raid in 2011, was killed over the weekend in a drone strike, President Joe Biden confirmed Monday.

Habitat protection and restoration, advanced reproductive technologies and reintroduction procedures could help slow the decline of western chorus frogs and other amphibians.

Saskatchewan now has its first confirmed case with a bat in Grasslands National Park, in the province's southwest, Saskatchewan Environment said in a Thursday Facebook post, "making it more important than ever to report any bats found dead or on the ground."

Manitoba's monarch butterfly population is the endangered species that makes an annual migration to and from the forests in central Mexico — a species now considered closer to extinction — yet its survival is resting on a wing and a prayer.