| Nature Canada 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A Carolinian mecca. (untouched attractions of Backus Woods in Ontario) | Science and technology | Stabb, Mark |
| Active Living: a new approach to physical activity. (physical fitness program for Canadians) | Science and technology | |
| Against all odds. (growth of flora in the Arctic region) | Science and technology | Bergeron, Jean-Francois |
| A hiker's paradise. (Gaspesie Park) | Science and technology | Autoitte, Christian |
| A well-travelled road. (Ontario's French River) | Science and technology | Aniskowicz, B. Theresa |
| A wolf kill at any cost. (wolf extermination as solution to the high calf mortality rate in the Yukon Territory) (Nature Alert ) | Science and technology | Aniskowicz, B.T. |
| Breaking down the barriers. (small initiatives count in meeting the objectives of the Go for Green campaign in Canada) (Active Living: Go for Green!) | Science and technology | |
| Breaking the rules: phalaropes are very peculiar shorebirds indeed. | Science and technology | Brown, Richard |
| Canadians go for green. (Go for Green campaign in Canada) (Active Living: Gofor Green!) | Science and technology | |
| CNF tackles mining section on protected areas. (opposition of mining industry to Canadian Nature Federation's target of reserving 12% of Canada for park use) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
| Cold comfort. (arctic animals' protection from the cold) (Illustration) | Science and technology | |
| Count yourself in! (activities for participants in the celebration of Fitweek in Canada) (Active Living: Go for Green!) | Science and technology | |
| Debating the future of Gwaii Hanaas. (Queen Charlotte Islands) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
| Deciphering the otoliths. (stones located inside the ears of fishes) | Science and technology | Kingsmill, Suzanne |
| Decision time on the Tashenshini. (alternative uses of the Tatshenshini wilderness in British Columbia) (Nature Alert) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
| Diving with the devilfish. (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Busch, Robert H. |
| Far from home. (discovery of ancient white prairie gentian plant in Walpole Island, Ontario)(includes related article on how to make a giant gentian using toilet paper) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred |
| Go for Green pins big hopes on small actions. (Go for Green campaign initiatives in Canada) (Active Living: Go for Green!) | Science and technology | |
| Going North. (endangered woodland caribou retreats northward in Canada) (Species in Danger) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred Cairns |
| Halifax's best-kept secret. (McNabs Island) | Science and technology | McLeod, Carol |
| Hard-headed carpenters: woodpeckers really know how to use their noggins. | Science and technology | Di Labio, Bruce, Di Labio, Laurie |
| High-density housing takes the shine off Glencoe Cove. | Science and technology | Searle, Rick, Tanaka, Tracy |
| How cold was it? (temperature based on beetles of Ice Age period) | Science and technology | McLeod, Carol |
| Hunting for naturalists. (Sila Lodge as a sanctuary for naturalists) | Science and technology | Karpan, Robin, Karpan, Arlene |
| In the hot seat. (effects of global warming on the polar bears in the Arcticregion) | Science and technology | Struzik, Ed |
| Is this jewel a fake? (logging at the Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario) | Science and technology | Schultz, Caroline |
| Journey through time. (glimpse of an ancient landscape provided by a ride along the Red Deer River in Alberta)(includes related articles) | Science and technology | Bailey, Paul |
| Loonacy. (loons) | Science and technology | Brown, Richard |
| Marine ambassadors. (whales as messengers of the sea) | Science and technology | Shaw, Greg |
| Marsh ghosts. (extinction of rails) | Science and technology | Di Labio, Bruce, Di Labio, Laurie |
| Mighty oaks from tiny acorns grow. | Science and technology | Searle, Rick, Tanaka, Tracy |
| No laughing matter. (endangered harlequin ducks) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred (Cairns) |
| Paradise paved. (fir ecosystem in Vancouver Island) | Science and technology | Searle, Rick, Tanaka, Tracy |
| Picture perfect. (mountains of the Canadian Shield) | Science and technology | Orlak, James |
| Pollinators in peril: insects have been keeping plants' evolutionary juices flowing for centuries. (factors that may cause depopulation of insects)(includes related articles) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Kingsmill, Suzanne |
| Poll probes attitudes toward physical activity and the environment. (Environics Research's survey on mature Canadians) (Active Living: Go for Green!) | Science and technology | |
| Praying for food. (praying mantis' cannibalism) | Science and technology | Bennett, Thomas |
| Reclaiming the land. (Saskatchewan farmer extracts oil from polluted soil) | Science and technology | Krueger, Steve |
| Ringing in the year with reindeer. (how to make a paper reindeer decoration) (Kidstuff) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred Cairns |
| Teach your children well. (ways to develop love of animals and nature in children)(includes related articles) | Science and technology | Schneider, Dan |
| The breadfruit caper. (failed attempt to transport seedlings of Malaysian breadfruit to West Indies) | Science and technology | Brown, Richard |
| The people's Paleontology Project. (British Columbia's Paleontology Project) | Science and technology | Bailey, Paul |
| This theory's belly-up. (energy theory on the snake's slithering motion) | Science and technology | Kingsmill, Suzanne |
| Toxic cannibals: eating your own kind can be hazardous to your health. (risks of cannibalism among animals and insects) | Science and technology | Kingsmill, Suzanne |
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