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Ontario Nature is a charity that has been protecting wild species and wild spaces through education, conservation and public engagement since 1931.

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South Shore Protection StatementOver 3,200 acres of Crown Lands in Prince Edward County to be a Conservation Reserve.Read More
Throne Speech ReactionWe commend the government’s renewed commitments to climate action, protected areas and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.Read More
Nature Reserve Webinar SeriesJoin expert naturalists on virtual tours of biodiversity hotspots.Register Now
Fall 2020 Magazine Now OutRead about the importance of protecting old growth forests, river otters, all-terrain vehicle damage and more.Read ON

American paper product companies must be more responsible with Ontario’s forests

Call on Procter & Gamble to protect wildlife habitat and support Indigenous-led conservation.

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Old growth red pine forest, Wakimika Triangle © Noah Cole

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As an Advocate for Nature, we’ll provide you with opportunities to speak up when nature needs you most.

Ontario Nature Blog

Reimagining the Youth Summit for Mother Earth

September is always an exciting time at Ontario Nature. It is when our Youth Council...

Changes to Ontario’s wildlife law threatens science based decisions and conservation

This article was originally published by The Lawyer’s Daily (www.thelawyersdaily.ca), part of LexisNexis Canada Inc. (September...

Minister’s Zoning Orders – The little-known tool for controlling urban sprawl is now being used to expedite land development

While we are sleeping….. In light of the current pandemic, many people are rightly worried about...

More valuable than oil – only if…

Visitors to the Ontario’s Great Lakes shores are often surprised to learn that the water...

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ON Nature Magazine

Green Giants: Old growth forests are unique ecosystems that are not renewable. So why does the provincial government continue to allow them to be logged with impunity?

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Youth Circle for
Mother Earth

A cross cultural network of young Indigenous and non-Indigenous environmental leaders to become lifelong ambassadors for nature. Supported in part by OPG.

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