The eastern cottontail rabbit, which is present in much of the United States, moved into southern Ontario in the...
Read MoreJacques Prescott est biologiste, professeur associé à la Chaire en éco-conseil de l’Université du Québec à Chicoutimi. Spécialiste de la biodiversité et du développement durable, il est l’auteur de nombreux livres et articles sur la faune et la conservation de la nature. Il nous fait l’honneur de rejoindre notre équipe de collaborateurs et signera chaque mois une chronique intitulée Faune et flore. / Jacques Prescott is a biologist, associate professor with the Chair in Eco-Counselling of the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi. A specialist in biodiversity and sustainable development, he is the author of numerous books and articles about wildlife and nature conservation. He has honoured us by joining our team of contributors and will write a monthly column entitled Wildlife and Habitat.
The eastern cottontail rabbit, which is present in much of the United States, moved into southern Ontario in the...
Read MoreThe black-capped chickadee is tiny, but its liveliness, resiliency and sociability are impressive. It can be identified by its...
Read MoreThe boreal forest shelters a big, very low-profile, wild cat: the Canada lynx. This northern feline is particularly well...
Read MoreYou’ll recognize it by its size – its wingspan is 150 cm, or about 59 inches – its yellow...
Read MoreFall is a busy season for the red squirrel. Because it’s active all year round, it stores food in...
Read More“I am a red oak (Quercus rubra), the most common oak in Eastern Canada. My species is fairly abundant...
Read MoreThe striped skunk is rightly associated with the nauseating smell it releases. Its scientific name, Mephitis mephitis, derives from...
Read MoreThe intriguing praying mantis (Mantis religiosa) charms us with its triangular head, its staring eyes and in particular, its...
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