All posts in Take Action
The Woodland Caribou Needs Your Help!
Did you know that there are only about 5000 Woodland caribou left in Ontario. Find out how you can help save them!
Oregon Spotted Frog Update: Finding a Home
Did you know that the Oregon spotted frog is the most endangered amphibian in Canada? It’s true, and to save this endangered frog we need your help
Wood Thrush Update: Flying South for the Winter
Did you know that studying Wood thrush can take you from Canada all the way down to Central America? That’s because Wood thrush are migratory birds, which
Monarch Butterfly Project Wrap Up
Last school year Earth Rangers and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) teamed up with kids just like you to help protect the Monarch butterfly. Thousands of
Polar Bear Update: Back in the Field
The weather is getting colder and the waters of Hudson Bay will soon start to freeze. This means it is time for the Polar bears of Churchill, Manitoba
Polar Bear Update: Finding and Tracking Polar Bears
Polar bears are one of the most recognized symbols of the north, but they may disappear. Thankfully, we have researchers like Environment Canada scientist, Dr. Nick Lunn, and
Be a Water Hero!
Water! It’s everywhere, covering two-thirds of the planet; it even makes up around 60% of the human body. Water is important for all living things
Unleash your Inner Science Nerd!
How Green Is Your Lawn?
Those blades of grass on your lawn are the colour green but they may not be so environmentally friendly. There are lots of different types of grass on
Celebrate Canada Day the Eco-Friendly Way
What’s the best way to show your true patriot love this Canada Day? If you really want to keep our country clean and healthy, keep your









































Ranger56191200: Cool...
katie876: I love the arctic foxes! i wondered how they survive in the arctic......
katie876: Earth Rangers came to my school and they showed the peregrine falcon....
Ranger56191171: wow !...
Ranger56191056: noooooo i forgot where i put that acorn...