Do you know what the Arctic hare eats? What animals try to eat the hare?

Explore Atlas of Canada information and maps to learn about the 20 land and water ecozones of Canada.

Learn how ecological integrity can be protected in Canada's National Parks, including maintenance, rebuilding and conservation practices.

Learn about the ecological benefits of fire, how it was once considered destructive and has now become an important part of ecosystem management.

Learn more about forest ecosystems by exploring four themes of Canadian Forest Service research: classification, dynamics, disturbances and conservation issues.

Read the results of research into the health of wildlife and species at risk in the Great Lakes area.

Learn about habitat conservation and link to information on protected areas, such as marine wildlife areas and migratory bird sanctuaries.

Use these lesson plans to teach important conservation concepts such as biodiversity, sustainability, ecosystem conservation, and endangered species recovery.

Describes what wetlands are, what types of wetlands there are, where they are located and how they fit into the cycle of life.

Learn how modern ecosystem management takes care of nature in Canada's parks.

Visit one marsh that provides an example of the value of wetlands, the diverse life they contain and consequences of their loss (text and video).

Discover the ecozones and ecoregions of Canada. Access a detailed report or explore an ecozone map.

Read this resource for a handy overview of the factors that diminish the integrity of an ecosystem, including habitat loss, habitat fragmentation, losses of large carnivores, air pollution, pesticides, alien species and overuse of resources.

Explore how climate change affects Canada’s National Parks, with discussion of temperature, ecosystems and wildlife.

Keep up with nature’s rhythm with this newsletter of weekly features and events that take place at Canada’s National Parks.