Avian Odyssey: safeguarding Canada's migratory birds abroad

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Canada Nature Federation (CNF) reaches beyond its borders to protect birds that come to Canada's insect rich woods after flying for over hundred hours. The CNF has been working with its BirdLife International partners in Panama, Paraguay and Mexico to help protect the winter habitat of the birds that migrate between winter and summer homes along North America's Atlantic, Central and Pacific flyways.

Canada, Management dynamics, Management, Evaluation, Protection and preservation, Birds, Protection of, Bird conservation, Company business management, Migratory birds, Animal societies

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Invasion of primacy: exotic plants are squeezing out native vegetation in Canada's most populated regions

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Non-native plants make up a large portion of the landscape in Canada's heavily populated regions. Invasive plant species, which squeeze out native vegetation, can grow rampantly in a short span of time in a process called 'biological release.'

Analysis, Plants, Plants (Organisms), Habitats, Biological invasions, Invasive species, Introduced species

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Butterfly blues

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Karner blue butterflies once flourished in Ontario. However, two straight years of drought led to the destruction of lupine blooms, the sole food source of Karner blue larvae, causing the disruption of their breeding cycle.

Cover Story, Ontario, Karner blue butterfly

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