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Alberta, Naturally

Explores features of Alberta's natural heritage, ecosystems, environmental issues, geology, natural regions and more. Presented by the Heritage Community Foundation of Alberta. RealPlayer is required.
http://www.abheritage.ca/abnature/
ASTROLab du Parc du national Mont-M�gantic

Dedicated to the general public, this astronomy centre organizes nature and star-related activities, exhibits, activities, tours of observatories, and astronomy evenings.
http://www.astrolab.qc.ca/
Bor�al art nature

This artist-run centre located in Quebec�s northern Laurentians is dedicated to the exploration of new links between contemporary artistic practices and nature. The centre directs research activities undertaken in a spirit of social awareness and organizes collaborative ventures at regional, national, and international levels between artists, researchers, and institutions interested in its goals and activities.
http://www.artnature.ca
Canada Bigfoot Sightings

Presents the Canadian section of a site dedicated to the investigation of Bigfoot sightings throughout North America.
http://www.gcbro.com/Canadadb1.htm
Canada: Selected Internet Resources

Directory of links to websites dealing with Canada categorized by topics including history, government, law, culture, and business.
http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/main/canada/canada.html
Canada's Aquatic Environments

Overviews of plants, animals, their habitats, the researchers who investigate their interactions, and legislation regarding their exploitation by man.
http://www.aquatic.uoguelph.ca/index.htm
Canada's Arctic

Portal to two websites, Canada's Polar Life and Canada's Polar Environments. Examines, through text, illustrations, maps and images, Canada's arctic environments and the organisms which live in them.
http://www.arctic.uoguelph.ca/
Natural Hazards of Canada Map

Information on natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, hail, avalanches, blizzards, tidal waves, icebergs and volcanic eruptions. Includes natural disasters database, library and press releases (Adobe Acrobat Reader required).
http://ww3.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/info_pro/Posters/naturalhazards...
Nature Sounds.ca

Nature Sounds.ca shares the natural sounds and experiences of the woods and forests of Northeastern North America.
http://www.naturesounds.ca/
SkyNews

Provides info about magazine of astronomy and stargazing written in easy-to-understand English by astronomy experts, carries news, equipment reviews, how-to articles and the world's finest star charts.
http://www.skynewsmagazine.com/

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Canadian Nature

What qualifier has not been used to describe Canada’s natural wonders? Studying Canada’s geography is like speaking in superlatives. Canada is almost 10 million square kilometres of immense forests, breathtaking coastlines, spectacular mountain ranges, huge expanses, stunning freshwater lakes and rivers, and amazing wildlife.

Canadians have traditionally been close to nature – and this tradition is part of our fabric. Indeed, in Canada, the line is fine between nature and culture - this is who we are.

Canadians take environmental issues seriously and have always been mindful of their duty to preserve their natural treasure for future generations. Canada’s national parks are hugely popular – they receive more than 20 million visitors per year, and ecotourism is flourishing in all provinces and territories of Canada.

Canadians like to talk about the weather. That’s because Canadian weather is changing constantly and can vary greatly – from lower than -30°C in winter to more than +30°C in the summer. Weather has an impact on the daily lives of all Canadians, whether at leisure or at work. Little wonder that conversations often begin with “How’s the weather?”

Canadians are blessed with a lifestyle that is second to none. Nature has a lot to do with that.

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What qualifier has not been used to describe Canada's natural wonders? Studying Canada's geography is like speaking in superlatives. More

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