When insects attack trees in the Boreal Forest, who comes to the rescue? Birds like the Magnolia Warbler, this week’s boreal bird. The boreal provides the nesting ground for millions of birds, and in return the birds feast on summertime bugs like caterpillars and budworms that wreak havoc on trees if left unchecked. Birds need the boreal, and the boreal needs birds! More at https://www.borealconservation.org/north-americas-bird-nursery | Boreal Conservation

27K views · 1K reactions | Did you know? The Boreal Forest in Canada has more surface freshwater than any other ecosystem on the planet. Millions of lakes, thousands of kilometres of unbroken river systems, and a quarter of the world’s wetlands — taken together, these fresh, clean waters contain over 80,000,000 hectares of freshwater and nourish an entire continent-wide landscape of plants, animals, and communities. | Boreal Conservation | Facebook

5.6K views · 363 reactions | From vast, glistening lakes, to the smallest of streams, the Boreal Forest in Canada is home to the largest number of free flowing waters in North America, and more surface freshwater than any other ecosystem on the planet. Together, these waters nourish an entire continentʻs worth of plants, animals, and communities – making the Boreal Forest in Canada truly a forest of blue. | Boreal Conservation | Facebook

5.1K views · 169 reactions | The Boreal Forest is a place of...