Like many of us travel is “on hold” for Dr. Jeff – Wells, friend to Wilderness North and researcher among our feathered friends in the boreal forests.…
What is a Moosewatch Expedition? Moosewatch Expeditions are an incredible opportunity for you to be a part of the wolf-moose research project. Each expedition involves a week-long…
‘Gut punch’ of crashing bird populations no surprise for retired Yellowknife biologist Bob Bromley says northern Indigenous elders have noticed a decline in bird song for years…
How Elizabeth Hargrave turned a passion for ornithology and spreadsheets into a popular game about birds. After playing too many games that didn’t match her interests, Elizabeth…
Canadian wolves added to U.S. park service’s work to revive island population After years of dramatic decline, the wolf population on Michigan’s Isle Royale National Park is finally growing, thanks…
Click to hear Clare’s podcast here. To see and read the full story written by Clare Church, and published by The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD),…
At one time, woodland caribou enjoyed a broad geographic distribution throughout Northwestern Ontario and the northern United States. Throughout most of the 20th century, caribou populations declined…
Part bear? Part wolf? The wolverine is actually a member of the weasel family! We recently learned of a spotting of these magnificent creatures during a study…