Our need for transportation and shipping is causing a kind of pollution that’s invisible (and in this case, inaudible) to humans. What does all this noise mean for the 75 or so Southern Resident Kille...

First pillar of new national ocean strategy ties into ‘protect-while-we-build approach’ to the pipeline and other projects, Carney says

Funding will support Arctic Ocean monitoring, underwater research and expanded efforts to track effects of climate change

Ahead of a major climate-change conference, The Globe asked scientists to map out where Canada’s threats lie. First stop: Nunavut

Diana Fox Carney — Prime Minister Mark Carney's wife — is stepping into a new, unpaid role focused on ocean conservation, including chairing an international conference set to take place in Halifax ne...

From retreating glaciers to wildfires and marine heat waves, climate change will likely become even more pronounced, assessment finds

From retreating glaciers to fire weather and marine heat waves, climate change will likely become even more pronounced, assessment finds

Canada’s regulations block the import of horns but contain a scientific exemption for products with a medicinal purpose code

How a growing black market of seized wildlife parts is funding organized crime in Canada and beyond our borders

Total allowable catch rises again to 59,000 tonnes this season, as one expert warns the government is going too far, too fast

The prime minister has loudly touted Canada's latest commitments to its Arctic sovereignty. On the ground in Nunavut, those commitments have yet to bear any real fruit.

The seizure of ivory, shark fins and other wildlife products reveals an illegal trade driven by the same criminal networks moving drugs and weapons

Our Ocean Conference will be held in Halifax, with a focus on the blue economy, Indigenous leadership, ocean observation and sustainability

Steven Guilbeault said a restrained goodbye to Ottawa

And, Ottawa picks Sweden’s Saab to supply early-warning aircraft tech rather than U.S. companies

Marine reserve is first of up to 10 committed to under Canada’s $3.8-billion nature strategy

Marine reserve is first of up to 10 committed to under Canada’s $3.8-billion nature strategy

Gaps in Canadian regulations may be the reason the country is a safe bet, experts say

Journalist Gavin John shares what drives him to endure the hardships of working in the Arctic

In a show of Canada’s military strength, patrol group braves freezing temperatures and ferocious winds as they begin a journey that will take them across 5,000 km of the harshest terrain on Earth

New research confirms that North America’s most famous rodents are taking new territory, changing the landscape as they go

Two new papers warn that nature is not a resource to exploit, but the system on which everything else depends – our economy, our culture, ourselves

Also in today’s edition: U.S and Iran’s extended ceasefire and Alberta’s controversial electoral map

Current conservation levels lag behind national targets

High-value spring hunt for juvenile American eels, known as elvers, will begin along Nova Scotia, New Brunswick rivers

Reductions in the number of counts mean there is insufficient data to assess the health of 46% of salmon stocks

Canada’s Fisheries and Oceans department launched a five-year program to give coastal economies a boost, while protecting endangered whales that are at risk of getting caught in fishing lines. The...

Ottawa still hasn’t ratified agreement that has been adopted by more than 80 nations

U.S. President has said he does not need international law as his administration reshapes geopolitical relationships

From shrinking sea ice to wetter weather, the latest report card catalogues a year of rapid-fire change

A new study offers rare insights into how two species use each others’ sounds, size and speed to eat better together than they could alone

A new study offers rare insights into how two species use each others’ sounds, size and speed to eat better together than they could alone

The Globe’s Entangled series explored how to save a species before it vanishes

From the ocean to the classroom, from Atlantic Canada to the U.S. South, these people are finding ways to save a species before it vanishes

Evidence that the whales and other marine animals are particularly vulnerable to sound is driving calls for quieter vessels

Evidence that the whales and other marine animals are particularly vulnerable to sound is driving calls for quieter vessels