Monarch butterfly on gray-headed coneflowers (Stone Road Alvar Nature Reserve)

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Celebrate Biodiversity

Together, we’re taking action to protect wild species and wild spaces in Ontario.

Join us in celebrating the International Year of Biodiversity.

Your gift makes a critical difference on behalf of Ontario’s spectacular biodiversity. Our achievements are only possible because of your generosity. Your support helps establish a trailblazing vision for 2010. Please consider making a donation today to help provide a strong voice for nature.

Your money is put into action where it’s needed most: preserving Ontario’s marine coast and the world’s third largest wetland in the Far North; conserving our forests, lakes and wetlands in the boreal region; protecting our woodlands, grasslands and wetlands in the south.

At Ontario Nature, we’ve been in the biodiversity business since 1931.

In 2010, with your support, we will:

• Push for meaningful protection for endangered and threatened species.
• Insist on the passage of an effective Far North Act to protect biodiversity in Ontario’s northern boreal region.
• Engage with families and children in biodiversity conservation education.
• Continue documenting locations and habitats of Ontario’s most vulnerable species to inform conservation action.
• Expand our nature reserve system to protect 900 more acres (360 hectares) of important landscapes for sensitive species.

To read more about our vision for 2010, as well as see how your gift was put into action in 2009, click here.

You may choose to make your gift to Ontario Nature on a monthly basis, and support biodiversity all year long.

Thank you for honouring the International Year of Biodiversity and for your continued, generous support. Thank you for speaking up for nature.

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