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  1. Nature Canada celebrates young nature leaders and grant recipients

    Nature Canada and its Women for Nature program has announced the latest recipients of its Young Nature Leaders…
    #Canada #environment #EnvironmentJournal #ESG #NatureCanada #WomenforNature
    europesays.com/canada/172607/

  2. I like this article in Nature Canada celebrating Canada’s (and North America’s) largest moth, the Cecropia moth. It *is* an excellent moth.

    “Adult Cecropia moths last about two weeks. They can’t eat during this stage, since they have no digestive system or moveable mouth parts. About the only thing they can do is mate! An adult Cecropia moth is basically a work of art designed to create more works of art.”

    naturecanada.ca/news/blog/the-

    #mothodon #Lepidoptera #NatureCanada #Canada #nature

  3. I like this article in Nature Canada celebrating Canada’s (and North America’s) largest moth, the Cecropia moth. It *is* an excellent moth.

    “Adult Cecropia moths last about two weeks. They can’t eat during this stage, since they have no digestive system or moveable mouth parts. About the only thing they can do is mate! An adult Cecropia moth is basically a work of art designed to create more works of art.”

    naturecanada.ca/news/blog/the-

    #mothodon #Lepidoptera #NatureCanada #Canada #nature

  4. I like this article in Nature Canada celebrating Canada’s (and North America’s) largest moth, the Cecropia moth. It *is* an excellent moth.

    “Adult Cecropia moths last about two weeks. They can’t eat during this stage, since they have no digestive system or moveable mouth parts. About the only thing they can do is mate! An adult Cecropia moth is basically a work of art designed to create more works of art.”

    naturecanada.ca/news/blog/the-

    #mothodon #Lepidoptera #NatureCanada #Canada #nature

  5. I like this article in Nature Canada celebrating Canada’s (and North America’s) largest moth, the Cecropia moth. It *is* an excellent moth.

    “Adult Cecropia moths last about two weeks. They can’t eat during this stage, since they have no digestive system or moveable mouth parts. About the only thing they can do is mate! An adult Cecropia moth is basically a work of art designed to create more works of art.”

    naturecanada.ca/news/blog/the-

    #mothodon #Lepidoptera #NatureCanada #Canada #nature

  6. I like this article in Nature Canada celebrating Canada’s (and North America’s) largest moth, the Cecropia moth. It *is* an excellent moth.

    “Adult Cecropia moths last about two weeks. They can’t eat during this stage, since they have no digestive system or moveable mouth parts. About the only thing they can do is mate! An adult Cecropia moth is basically a work of art designed to create more works of art.”

    naturecanada.ca/news/blog/the-

    #mothodon #Lepidoptera #NatureCanada #Canada #nature