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Restoring Prairie Habitat for Western Bumblebees
The western bumblebee is what we call a habitat generalist—a species able to thrive in a wide variety of environmental conditions and ecosystems, from subalpine and montane habitats to open forests and prairie grasslands. Once considered one of the most common and...
The Wolverine: One Tough Customer
Earth Rangers and University of Calgary researcher Mirjam Barrueto are working to protect wolverine habitat from human impact and disturbance.
Restoring Toronto’s Meadow Habitats
In partnership with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), Earth Rangers is helping to restore 16km expanse of urban greenspace and meadowlands.
The Great Grizzly
Earth Rangers and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada need your help to protect grizzly bear habitat in the Yukon’s Beaver River Watershed!
Meet Earth Rangers Club Leader Jean Dabros
The leader of the St. Joseph Gananoque Environmental Club talks eco-clubs and engaging students in environmental action.
Have You Not Heard of a Red Knot?
Earth Rangers is working with the International Conservation Fund of Canada to help protect an important migratory stopover site for the incredible red knot.
The World’s Cutest Weasel
Adopt a river otter and help Earth Rangers and WCS Canada protect crucial habitat along the Yukon’s river shorelines.
Wildlife Adoptions: Protecting Polar Bears, Thick-billed Murres, and Arctic Foxes in Canada’s North
Adopt a species at risk in Canada’s Arctic through our Wildlife Adoptions Program, and help support crucial on-the-ground projects led by Canadian researchers.
Announcing the New Earth Rangers App!
The new Earth Rangers App empowers kids and parents to take environmental action in the face of increasing eco-anxiety.
Peter Kendall appointed to the Order of Canada
Earth Rangers is proud to announce Peter Kendall among the newest appointments to the Order of Canada!
Battery Blitz in Manitoba
Congrats to the winners of our Manitoba Battery Blitz!
Make Room for Nature
Make Room for Nature: Conservation organizations from across the country have come together to increase awareness and support for protected areas in Canada.
Saving the Salmon: A Project Update
The sockeye salmon of BC’s Coquitlam River are a crucial food source for both local wildlife and the Kwikwetlem First Nation people, and provide nutrients for the river’s ecosystem. Unfortunately, populations are rapidly declining.
Saying Goodbye to our Summer Visitors
Earth Rangers and Nature Conservancy of Canada have been busy at work ensuring monarchs have everything they need for their stay up north.
Chasing a Trace: One Woman’s Quest to Study BC’s Wolverines
What does it take to study one of the most elusive mammals in Canada? This incredible documentary follows wolverine researcher Mirjam Barrueto, as she takes on treacherous mountain landscapes in search of this wide-ranging species.