Stories

Biodiversity, Conservator

The biodiversity lens

From global gatherings to backyard bio-blitzes, biodiversity is a welcome view in the panorama of conservation in Canada.

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Conservation on campus

Clubs connect students to each other and to nature.

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Wetlands and our well-being

How spending time in nature can help take us from sad to glad.

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Top billing

The winner of DUC’s Marsh Madness competition has been crowned – and Canada’s favourite wetland bird is announced.

Conservator, Wetlands

Amazing feats of nature!

The amazing feats of nature are everywhere in the form of wetlands acting as purifiers, forests serving as classrooms, and ecosystems reviving at surprising speeds.

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Breaking the dry spells

With exceptionally little rainfall across the prairies in the past several years, the true value of retaining wetlands on farmland has become even more apparent.

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Connecting flights

As we work towards achieving the goals of a cross-continent conservation campaign, we highllight DU organizations and donors making a difference.

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What do dragonflies eat, and how do they hunt?

Dragonflies are fascinating creatures and important indicator species for wetland ecosystems. But do you know what they eat and how dragonflies hunt for prey?