Canada wildfires in 2025 have burned over 3.7 million hectares, making it the second-worst fire season on record.

An overview of efforts to restore black bear denning sites on BC’s Sunshine Coast amid habitat changes caused by forest harvesting.

Canada’s wildfire season has started early and intensely, impacting millions with smoke and emergency declarations. Learn about current wildfire risks,

Japanese beetle detections in Newfoundland and Labrador spark a coordinated response to protect agriculture, forestry, and landscaping from invasive threats.

Cheslatta Carrier Nation in B.C. revives Indigenous cultural burns to reduce wildfire risk, combining time-tested fire knowledge with modern forestry.

Yukon’s Whitehorse South fuel break project is reshaping forest fire protection by planting thousands of aspen seedlings. Learn how it works—and why it matters.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has drifted into the U.S. Midwest, affecting air quality and public health. Here’s what communities should know—and how to stay

Canada faces critical delays in water bomber production as wildfires intensify nationwide. Provinces seek solutions while new aircraft remain years away.

B.C.’s black bear population remains uncertain due to outdated estimates. Learn how habitat loss, human conflict, and lack of current data are impacting

Communities in eastern Manitoba face increasing wildfire threats in 2025. Learn about precautionary evacuations, wildfire risks, and how residents prepare for