Nature Canada 1999 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
A bird's-eye view: the world is a different place when seen through the eyes of a bird. | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
A dream come true: a group of volunteers turned their vision of a coastal hiking trail into one of Newfoundland's hottest tourist attractions.(East Coast Trail Association) | Science and technology | Murphy, Michelle |
Adventure, Ivvavik style.(rafting down the Firth River in Ivvavik National Park, Yukon Territory)(Cover Story) | Science and technology | Struzik, Ed |
A gamut of groups; mutations, knots and parliaments are terms for some of the creatures that like hanging out together. | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
A harlequin mystery; can a decade-long banding study save these western sea ducks from the same fate as their endangered eastern cousins? | Science and technology | Bailey, Paul |
A harvest of words.(origins of English words relating to nature in Canada) | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
A hot topic: is there a downside to rising temperatures? | Science and technology | Parker, Raymond |
A lasting legacy: conservation easements can help property owners protect the land they love in perpetuity. | Science and technology | Butler, Dave |
An antidote anecdote: coneflowers hold the antidote to the prairie rattlesnake's venom. | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
A natural resource.(conflict between oil interests and caribou, Canada) | Science and technology | Parker, Raymond J. |
A precarious perch.(fish, Ammocrypta pellucida) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred (Cairns) |
A summer beauty: for two weeks in July, the spectacular blooms of Catalpa speciosa provide a floral feast for the eye.(includes article on how to grow the Indian bean tree) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
A wetland for all seasons: no matter what time of year, Minesing Swamp has something to offer nature lovers. | Science and technology | Johnston, Eunice |
Battle of the sexes.(water striders' mating habits) | Science and technology | Bishop, Todd D. |
CNF welcomes New Arctic National Park.(Canadian Nature Federation) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
Court orders case against Cheviot Mine to proceed.(Nature Alert) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin |
Dew drop in: insects that stop to rest on the sundew's leaves soon find themselves in a sticky situation. | Science and technology | Bishop, Todd D. |
Frequent fliers: pinning down the word "butterfly" is no lightweight matter. | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
From gannets to whales.(nature attractions at Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec) | Science and technology | Schneider, Dan, Hanning, Rhona |
Galloway Bay and Miry Bay.(birds, Canada) | Science and technology | Stabb, Mark |
Hands-on research: it takes a light touch and steady nerves to band a rufous hummingbird.(includes related articles) | Science and technology | Backhouse, Frances |
Hope on the range.(includes related article on the preservation of Alberta's foothills)(rancher and conservationists strive to save Canada's prairie habitat by creating Waterton Lakes National Park) | Science and technology | Tighem, Kevin Van |
Hummingbirds in the shower.(hummingbirds' preference for showers over baths) | Science and technology | Aniskowicz-Fowler, B.T. |
Impartial listing endangered?(Nature Alert)(Canada's national list of species at risk) | Science and technology | Johnson, Marc |
Important bird areas get federal support.(Nature Alert) | Science and technology | Schultz, Caroline |
In the lime-light.(plant, Clematis virginiana) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
Lumpy chipmunks.(causes and treatment) | Science and technology | Aniskowicz-Fowler, B.T. |
Made in the shade: birdlovers who drink coffee should choose their brands carefully.(environmental aspects of coffee plantations) | Science and technology | Schultz, Caroline |
Meditating in the country. | Science and technology | Saunders, Gary L. |
Natives and northern parks.(Yukon Territory, Canada's national parks) | Science and technology | McNamee, Kevin, Struzik, Ed |
Nature Inc.: can the natural environment survive a corporate takeover of the world's food supply?(the impact of transgenics on nature) | Science and technology | Higgins, Mark |
Nature on-line.(environmental sites on the web) | Science and technology | Schroeder, Curt |
Nature on-line.(excellent nature and environment sites on the Internet World Wide Web) | Science and technology | Schroeder, Curt |
No golden future: the golden paintbrush's specialized habitat makes it an increasingly rare sight in Canada.(Castilleja levisecta) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred |
Now you see it, now you don't.(copper redhorse fish) | Science and technology | Jacobs, Donna |
Polar alert: there are troubling signs that pollution and climate change may be adversely affecting polar bears. | Science and technology | Struzik, Ed |
Running out of room.(grizzly bears threatened by disappearing wilderness) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred Cairns |
Senate committee rejects call to adjust Tuktut Nogait boundary.(Nature Alert)(Canada's newest national park) | Science and technology | |
Splendour in the eelgrass.(marine flowering seagrass plants) | Science and technology | Mason, Adrienne |
Starry Night.(Evaluation) | Science and technology | Balint, Tom |
Strange bedfellows.(Nature Alert)(Canadian societies come together following death of endangered species rule) | Science and technology | Johnson, Marc |
Super park.(Fish Creek Provincial Park, Canada) | Science and technology | Parkinson, Rhonda |
The great blue yonder.(Great Blue Herons, Canada) | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
The hornet dilemma.(coping with hornet nests) | Science and technology | Saunders, Gary L. |
The mascots of Sable Gully.(bottlenose whales, Hyperoodon ampullatus, Nova Scotia, Canada)(Cover Story) | Science and technology | Langan, Kate |
The never-ending understorey: hooded warblers nest in the shrubby vegetation that fills gaps created by windfalls in old-growth woodlands.(Species in Danger) | Science and technology | Wake, Winifred |
The Rapunzel hypothesis: scientists are still scratching their heads over some basic biology of head lice. | Science and technology | Stabb, Mark |
The rebound king.(endangered species peregrine falcon rebounds from extinction) | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
The seed-eaters: crossbills are particularly adept at extracting seeds from cone-bearing conifers. | Science and technology | Runtz, Michael |
The singing sex: do only male birds sing? | Science and technology | Aniskowicz-Fowler, B.T. |
Three plants in one.(includes related article on how to grow Wintergreen)(heath or heather-family member called Gaultheria procumbens) | Science and technology | Beresford-Kroeger, Diana |
We love it, we love it not.(dandelions) | Science and technology | Aaron, Richard |
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