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Animals on Low Power Mode: Summer Edition
Check out these animals that go on low power mode during the summer and be inspired to save energy at home!
Wolverines in BC: Protecting an Elusive Species
Fierce and tenacious, wolverines live in one of the most rugged, inhospitable terrains on Earth—and they need our help.
Another successful Earth Month in the books!
The Earth Rangers Earth Month campaign is officially over, and we’re so happy to see that so many kids joined our team to help us stand up for the little guys!
Making Smarter Farms with STEM
With the world’s population growing bigger every day, we need more food than ever to feed everyone. Unfortunately, with the impacts of climate change, like drought, it’s getting harder to grow enough food to go around and get it to where it is needed.
It’s Spawning Season!
Earth Rangers is working on a project that’s trying to restore the Coquitlam River’s salmon population by collecting salmon eggs and bringing them to a nearby hatchery so they can grow and be released back into the river.
Protecting Plenty of Plovers with Bird Studies Canada
Piping Plovers returned to Ontario in 2007, after having not been spotted in the province for 30 years. They now nest consistently at Ontario’s Sauble Beach and Wasaga Beach each summer.
2018 Annual Report
This year’s Annual Report is titled “Setting Records”, celebrating the major milestones Earth Rangers and our members across Canada have achieved throughout the year. Thank you for your support! Download the Full...
Meadows for Monarchs
Spring has sprung, which means that nature is waking up and that species that have spent the winter down south are returning. Outside your window you might hear the sweet song of the robin, and in the garden, the green tips of tulips and crocus are starting to make an...
Earth Rangers announces Tovah Barocas as President
The Earth Rangers Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Tovah Barocas as President effective July 2, 2019.
Saving Ringed Seals with Lily and Caitlyn
Ringed seals need Arctic sea ice to survive. They sleep on it, hunt on it, and have their babies on it. Unfortunately, due to climate change, the amount of sea ice in the Arctic is decreasing and this could cause big problems for the species. That’s why Earth Rangers...
Using STEM to Save Rhinos
Welcome back, Stemologists! So far, we’ve learned how STEM can be used to clean up the ocean, and what makes a smart device so smart. This time, we’re taking a look at how STEM is being used to help an endangered species in South Africa: rhinos. Did you know that...
Your Next Mission: Helping Forests with Fantastic Crafts
Earth Rangers is challenging our members to show their appreciation for the many great things that forests provide to us by turning items from the forest into something new! Whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, Halloween or anything in between, members will find a way to...
Bringing Back One of Earth’s Greatest Migrations
The migration of the North American monarch is a fascinating journey unlike any other butterfly in the world. Monarchs that occur east of the Rocky Mountains arrive at 12 sites in Mexico’s Transverse Neovolcanic Belt each fall, and form large aggregations of millions...
The Return of the Piping Plover
Introducing the Piping Plover: the cutest bird you’ve probably never heard of. These tiny shorebirds make their homes on rocky beaches across North America, nesting in sandy dunes and feeding on bugs and small marine crustaceans. At one time as many as 100 breeding...
Ringed Seals on Shrinking Ice
The ringed seal, which gets its name from the pattern of light circles on its back, is the smallest of all seal species. They make their home in Canada’s Arctic where they hunt, sleep, and even have their babies on the sea ice. Ringed seals are well-adapted to deal...