| Nature Canada 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A borderline decision.(white wood aster included in Canada's threatened species) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred |
| A dangerous female.(black widow spiders) | Science and technology | Jensen, Philip |
| A lasting heritage.(wild bergamot)(includes related article on the cultivation of wild bergamot) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
| A learning experience.(a study on pigeons' behavior) | Science and technology | Hunt, Steven |
| Amazing greys.(grey whales) | Science and technology | Busch, Robert H. |
| Another streamside attraction.(environmental significance of riparian zones) | Science and technology | Oelbermann, Maren |
| A rosy picture.(includes related article on growing specie roses) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
| A seasonal symphony.(includes related article)(Cover Story) | Science and technology | Schneider, Dan |
| A short-horned lizard suit of armor. | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred (Cairns) |
| Bear necessities: Mike McIntosh is a self-taught expert at rehabilitating injured and mistreated bears. | Science and technology | Tebby, Mary-Lyn |
| Bogged down in the Tonquin Valley.(Canada) | Science and technology | Seaton, Jill |
| Cows and fish: a "made-in-Alberta" success story.(conservation programs in Alberta, Calgary) | Science and technology | Tighem, Kevin van |
| Dead and gone.(blow flies as one of nature's important insects) | Science and technology | Hamilton, Garry |
| Desert oasis.(visiting Canada's Cypress Hills Interprovincial PArk) | Science and technology | |
| Desert rats.(adaptive difference of kangaroo rats in the US and Canada) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred Cairns |
| Eden north.(travelling the ice-capped region of the Arctic islands) | Science and technology | Struzik, Ed |
| Farming the oceans.(aquaculture saves Canada's falling fishing industry) | Science and technology | Higgins, Mark |
| Getting their act together.(protecting Canada's national parks) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
| Heard but not seen.(yellow-breasted warblers) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred |
| Interpreting thunder. | Science and technology | Chadwick, Phil |
| Jewels of the bird world.(watching and identifying warblers) | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
| Loon magic.(loons as nature's pollution indicator) | Science and technology | Leahy, Stephen |
| Madcap maples: if only the Royal Canadian Mint had taken a course in basic botany. | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
| Making her point.(forming Canada's first Hemispheric Shoebird Reserve) | Science and technology | |
| Missing pieces.(unexplained extinction of squirrels in Canada) | Science and technology | Struzik, Ed |
| Niagara newlyweds: one on the brink of extinction, the endangered anatum sub-species of the peregrine falcon is making a comeback in the wild. | Science and technology | Forest, Leah de |
| No nose is good news.(skunks' peculiar defense) | Science and technology | Schenider, Dan |
| Pincer attack.(pseudoscorpion) | Science and technology | Stabb, Mark |
| Predicting the storm.(how to anticipate climatic changes in Canada) | Science and technology | Chadwick, Phil |
| Retaining water.(benefits of storm water retention ponds) | Science and technology | MacDonald, Jake |
| Schools for species: CNF's endangered species poster contest was a hit with students. | Science and technology | |
| Seal of approval.(how trees manage to recover from injuries) | Science and technology | Stabb, Mark |
| Securing a safe haven for herons. | Science and technology | |
| Shaggy mushroom stories. | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
| Short end of the stick: both of Canada's short-horned lizard species are on the endangered list. | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred (Cairns) |
| Something for everyone.(visiting the Bruce Peninsula National Park) | Science and technology | Jackson, Matthew |
| The bird-woman of Turtle Lake. | Science and technology | Polachic, Darlene |
| The lovely duckling: a cautionary tale. | Science and technology | Saunders, Gary L. |
| The magical mullein.(medicinal and ornamental values of mullein)(includes related article on how to plant mullein) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
| The moose-watcher's paradise.(visiting the Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario) | Science and technology | Aniskowicz-Fowler, B.T. |
| The parent trap.(brood parasitism) | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
| The promiscuous plant: Amelanchier is so successful at hybridizing that estimates of the actual number of species vary from nine to 25. | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
| The sound of silence: when it comes to aquatic ecosystems, bullfrogs and other amphibians are 'canaries in the coal mine'. | Science and technology | Leahy, Stephen |
| The tides of life: semipalmated sandpipers depend on the bounty of Fundy's tides to fuel their southbound journey each year. | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
| Toad's legacy: thanks to the efforts of one man, B.C.'s Columbia River wetlands remain a haven for wildlife and humans alike. | Science and technology | Tighem, Kevin van |
| Underwater bloomers: it took almost 2,000 years for observers to realize that the flower-like sea anemone belonged to the animal kingdom. | Science and technology | Backhouse, Frances |
| Uneasy neighbors: can national parks and timber harvesting get along?(Canada) | Science and technology | Searle, Rick |
| Using their heads.(how woodpeckers get their food) | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
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