Newfoundland, Labrador show off North Atlantic history, hospitality A trip complete with puffins, whales and icebergs proved "good for the soul." ...

Every August, puffin lovers gather just outside of St. John’s, Newfoundland to take part in a unique volunteer patrol to rescue stranded baby puffins and return them to the ocean.

The mating season is over out on the stormy North Atlantic and the colourful little puffins are winging their way back to Newfoundland’s rocky shore. On craggy cliff sides they’ll build their ...

We had arrived in St. John’s Newfoundland in the wee hours of the morning a couple of days earlier and spent the first couple of days looking for birds in parks and bays around town.

Speaking of birds, there are mind-boggling numbers of them in Newfoundland this time of year – about half a million Atlantic puffins, to name just one species – joined by one of the greatest ...

Atlantic Puffins breed in colonies on rocky islands and are excellent swimmers. Host Will Lange visits Newfoundland, the home of the largest population of these distinctive seabirds in North America.

But 35 years ago the Audubon Society started Project Puffin, in which biologist Stephen Kress and colleagues hand-carried nearly 2,000 puffin chicks from Newfoundland, where puffins are abundant ...

Both islands were seeded with puffin chicks brought from Newfoundland. Puffins began breeding anew on Eastern Egg Rock in 1981 and Seal Island in 1992.

A puffin on Newfoundland's Southern Shore, who endured a traumatic injury resulting in the loss of its eye, faced an intense recovery. But thanks to the help of volunteers and people at the ...

This summer, the Matinicus Rock team grubbed a 32-year-old puffin — one of the original birds in Project Puffin, brought down from Newfoundland as a chick and raised on Seal Island.

Both islands were seeded with puffin chicks brought from Newfoundland. Puffins began breeding anew on Eastern Egg Rock in 1981 and Seal Island in 1992.