Invasive spotted lanternfly found in Ontario. U.S. officials say stomp it

Animals

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Nature

Today's top Nature news from The Weather Network

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This invasive plant has escaped gardens and is spreading across Canada

Outdoors

Enjoying the great outdoors with The Weather Network

Nature - Outdoors

Cherry blossoms near peak bloom in High Park: What to know for this weekend

Lawn-watering ban starts May 1 in Metro Vancouver, lasts through summer

Saskatchewan tow truck rescues moose in a truly Canadian moment

Researchers monitoring mosquito populations as the climate warms

Beware of this giant, ‘toe-biting’ water bug this summer

P.E.I. seeing nearly 100% oyster mortality rate as 2 diseases hurt industry

A tobogganing polar bear slides right at family dog in Newfoundland

Tropical fish species are showing up on Canada's East Coast

Vancouver Island's low snowpack likely to affect salmon populations: Researchers

Are you ready? Toronto very close to peak cherry blossom bloom

Promising iceberg season possible in Newfoundland and Labrador

As ticks wake up in Alberta, here’s where you (and your dog) will find them

City of Calgary’s golf course gates set to swing open Tuesday

Watch your cuts: How to properly prune your trees for optimal health

Feeding the birds? Or feeding a mice problem? Springtime mistake!

How this university is preventing invasive spongy moths from spreading

This popular spring tree is banned in several US states but still sold in Canada

“Don’t kill it”: Toxic hammerhead worms are back this spring

Canada's glacial cold plunges: A natural experience beyond any spa

This invasive dandelion lookalike can spread fast in your yard

Flesh-eating screwworm detected near the US border called an “imminent threat”

Tick season is here. We know because they are landing on us.

Watch these giant honeybees 'shimmer' to ward off threats

The Unseen Danger on Canadian Trails: A guide to ticks

Beware: These fake pinecones are crawling with invasive pests

Nature finds a way? Wild plant gets ‘evolutionary rescue’ from drought

Harsh winter: Niagara Falls becomes largest icy spectacle in over a decade

Dangerous pest or your next pesto? The soil-poisoning weed you can eat

Habitats

The latest stories about natural habitats from The Weather Network

Nature - Habitats

Ontario repeals Endangered Species Act as new law takes effect

Ticks are a year-round problem: Keep your dog protected with these tips

Semi-annual snow goose migration is a sight to behold

'Perfect' conditions fuel strong maple syrup season in eastern Ontario

Spot B.C.’s whales like a pro this spring with these tips

Snowy winter won't hinder tick population this year, experts say

Carney announces $3.8B to protect Canada's nature

A rocky start? Rockslide crashes Utah wedding

5 April Fools' pranks a weather enthusiast would appreciate

How iconic Alberta weather helped build Canada’s newest chairlift

Tick Talk: What every dog owner needs to know as tick season kicks off

Don’t be left in the dark about Earth Hour this year

Parks Canada imposes some water bans to combat invasive species in Alberta

'Canada Strong' pass is back for 2026

Sometimes, yellow snow can provide clues about the weeks ahead

5 facts about robins—spring's unofficial mascot

Five unforgiving facts about ticks

We regret to inform you that ticks are already out and about

It's spring: Time to take down that bird feeder

Spot, remove, act: Your quick guide to tick safety

Revisiting Fort McMurray 10 years after the wildfire 

Perfectly aligned sunrise shines through Quebec's Percé Rock

New to Canada, engaged couple embrace winter with photoshoot

Fact or fiction: Can spiders really forecast the weather?

Fireball captured streaking across B.C. sky Wednesday

Polar bear caught on camera tobogganing in Newfoundland

Sudden summer or sputtering spring: Which side are you on this May?

Where was Canada 320 million years ago? New map lets you explore

May can bring Canada 30-degree heat and late-spring snows

Heat waves are deadlier than previously thought, study finds

The week-long tornado outbreak that shattered a world record

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