Wildlife sightings are often the highlight of any nature outing — the memories stay with us for a lifetime. Indulge your natural passions as you browse through our selection of articles.

Rescuing Birds - Sometimes birds need your help. Read our article to find out the do's and don'ts of bird rescue.

Learning How To Observe Wildlife - With today's busy life style, we always seem to be in a hurry and rarely have time to enjoy the simple things. Here are some tips for a successful wildlife observation journey.

Ladybugs - Bright, beautiful, and easy-going ladybugs are hard not to like. Find out some interesting facts about these interesting creatures.

The Moose - The moose is the largest member of the deer family. Our article discusses the anatomy, behaviours and predators of one of Canada's best known animals.

The Skunk - These mammals are best known for their ability to excrete a strong, foul-smelling odour. Find out why a skunk sprays and other fascinating facts about this nighttime prowler in our featured article.

There's Life In Dead Trees - Most people realize how important living trees are to the environment. But what about dead trees? We now know that dead and dying trees are very important to the health of a forest. Find out why, and what you can do to help to keep our forests healthy.

Go Batty For Bats! - This article features information about where bats live, what type of homes they live in, and how they help out humans.

Enjoying Birds - Learning to identify birds by their songs and calls can be fun. Our guide offers some songs and calls of North American birds to help you get started.

Wiggly Wiggling Worms - What could possibly be appealing about a slimy, crawling creature that lives in dirt? While we might not think earthworms are pretty, none of us would be here without them! Find out what they do for us, and what we can do for them!

Tips For Bird-Friendly Living - There are many things that we can do to help save and protect birds. The simple things we do every day are all important factors in bird conservation. This article provides some steps that anyone can take to live cleaner, greener, and more bird-friendly.

The Beaver - The beaver is North America's largest rodent and the national animal of Canada. Find out more interesting facts in this article.

Ecological Footprint - An ecological footprint is a way to measure the amount of environmental resources that a person uses on earth. Find out what your "footprint" is, and how you can improve it.

Canadian Goose Rescue - For two years, caring volunteers have helped rescue lone Canadian Geese that were too weak to fly south for the winter. Read their inspiring story.

Raccoons - One of the most adaptable species of wildlife, raccoons are found throughout temperate North America and range as far south as South America. Check out this article for interesting facts and find out how you can humanely raccoon-proof your home.

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