… ContinueWhat does it really take to protect nature in Canada?
From ancient forests to powerful rivers, Canada’s ecosystems support life, culture, and livelihoods. But they’re under threat—from climate change, invasive species, and habitat loss. Parks Canada is working with Indigenous partners, scientists, and local communities to restore ecosystems, protect species at risk, and tackle the climate and biodiversity crises head-on.
This video explores how conservation is a team effort—and why protecting nature protects something bigger: our health, our heritage, and the future of the land that sustains us all.
Learn more
The Enduring Legacy Of Charles Schulz’s Peanuts
Charles M. Schulz, the brilliant cartoonist behind the beloved comic strip Peanuts, created a lasting impact on American culture and the world of comics. First appearing in newspapers on October 2, 1950, the comic strip ran for nearly 50 years until Schulz’s passing in 2000, leaving behind a treasure trove of humor, wisdom, and profound observations about the human experience.
Origin Of Peanuts
Peanuts… Continue
Drones are Helping Prevent Bird Extinction in Hawai‘i
… ContinueIn a race to protect rare Hawaiian honeycreepers from extinction, American Bird Conservancy (ABC) and members of the multi-agency Birds, Not Mosquitoes (BNM) partnership have started using drones to combat deadly avian malaria, spread by non-native mosquitoes. The drones are expected to expedite an innovative solution to this urgent threat: They deliver non-biting, lab-reared male mosquitoes carrying a common bacteria that results in sterile eggs when the males mate with wild females. Over time, the invasive mosquito population will be reduced, and native bird populations will have the chance to