Our Web Sites about Nature

Which animals would survive extinction? Do you know what a skunk is saying? Where would you rank among the wolves? Give our gallery interactives a go!

What happens when a whale dies? Do shorebirds really eat mud? Discover surprising facts about water through a series of questions and answers.

Step back 65 million years in time! Thanks to the magic of 3D, you can try Walking the Chasmosaur.

Join Morgan and Ryan as they learn about climate change in the Canadian Arctic.

Our scientists share their favourite animal, fossil, mineral and plant specimens.

An Arctic fox stretching, Short-eared Owl hatchlings... Get a new look at nature with this collection of photographs.

The world's fauna at your fingertips! Find fascinating facts about more than 250 animal species in our beautifully illustrated notebooks.

The evolutionary story of seals is rewritten by a new fossil found in the Canadian Arctic.

With a mix of science and humour, this site will draw you into the cutting-edge science of genetics, genomics, cloning, GMOs and more.

Marvel at the beauty and diversity of Canada's native plants and participate in their conservation.

Millions live, eat and reproduce in the Rideau River. What are they? Find out along with our scientists!

The Arctic hare is of great importance to the people of the North. Learn more about its characteristics and behaviour.

Add colour to your garden with beautiful native plants like Canada goldenrod, wild bergamot and fragrant white water lily.

Canada is home to some 55 000 species of insects. Learn what they are, where they live and how they are adapted to our climate.