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A new nesting structure for Barn Swallows will be built by Canadian Wildlife Service at Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area in Prince Edward County to replace a nesting shed demolished earlier this week, field naturalists have been informed by the federal government.

A new nesting structure for Barn Swallows will be built by Canadian Wildlife Service at Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area in Prince Edward County to replace a nesting shed demolished earlier this week, field naturalists have been informed by the federal government.

Demolition of former fishing village buildings at Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area expected to start Monday by the Canadian Wildlife Service will destroy precious nesting habitat for threatened Barn Swallows, say environmental groups in Prince Edward County.

The new license year opens March 1, which means you can buy your 2024 hunting, fishing and conservation licenses and begin applying.

Regulatory activity and litigation concerning per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (“PFAS”) continued to pick up steam in 2023, and 2024 promises to continue this trend and present...

Parker Christensen, a local Eagle Scout candidate, has selected his Eagle service project aimed at aiding the repopulation of the threatened burrowing owl, which once flourished in Yolo County.

The travels of a B.C. grizzly validate a conservation program designed to encourage bears to mingle and breed

LUNENBURG — Winter sowing is magic for gardeners in northern climes, and Lunenburg resident Robin Venezia is excited to present a hands-on workshop where you are welcome to create your own winter sowing kit. Friend of the Lunenburg Public Library and volunteer, Venezia will be leading this all-ages program titled “Start Sowing Your Garden”, walking […]

From bull sharks to giant stingrays, meet the largest freshwater fish in the world.

The film's David and Goliath story ends when, after years of litigation, the company settles the cases for an eye-popping $671 million.