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Prairie dogs
Researchers monitor black-tailed prairie dogs in the wild.
Articles tagged with Wildlife (130)
Bear blood on the tracks
How to keep grizzlies away from train tracks
Bigger animal, slower nerves
A new study finds that large animals can’t react quickly
Unforgettable moments
Heart-stopping, once-in-a-lifetime wildlife action shots
Wild things
Canadian Geographic and the Canadian Museum of Nature present the winners of our annual Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest
Zen and the art of animal tracking
Possibly the oldest form of human science, tracking skills are being revived across Canada
Invasive Species
Naturalists have raised alarms about the growing number of “invasive” species hitching rides to new habitats. Yet recent findings say this isn’t such a bad thing
The wild life
From trapping beavers to tracking dragonflies, wildlife management principles and practices have evolved dramatically over the past century
Return of the ferret
Erased from the Canadian prairie decades ago, the black-footed ferret is poised to make a precarious recovery
Wild things
Canadian Geographic, the Canadian Museum of Nature and Canada Post present the winners of our Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest
Nesting instincts of ospreys
Huffin’ and puffins
Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, March 2009
Department:
Gateway
Contributors:
Patricia D'Souza
The year of getting closer
A dominant theme in this year’s wildlife news stories is contact between humans and animals — for either conservation or destruction
Wild things
Canadian Geographic and the Canadian Museum of Nature present the winners of the first Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest
Sea of pups
Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, November 2008
Department:
Gateway
Contributors:
Rick Boychuk
Cloud of safety
Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, September 2008
Department:
Gateway
Contributors:
Sharon Oosthoek
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