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A Legal Win for PollinatorsOur case to protect pollinators from harmful neonicotinoid pesticides has been granted the right to proceed to a full hearing.Read More
Protecting Endangered Piping PloversMNRF heeds our call to issue an order to halt planned and controversial beach grooming at Sauble Beach.Read More
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Ontario Reptile and Amphibian AtlasIn Ontario, 75 percent of reptiles and 35 percent of amphibians are listed as at risk.Report Your Sightings

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Ontario Nature Blog

Sauble Beach Bulldozing

What has Mayor Jackson done to our beach? In one fell swoop, she has undone...

A Weekend in the County with Ontario Nature

Winter is slowly melting, making way for the arrival of spring and new wonders to...

Where do reptiles go when there is snow?

With spring’s arrival, reptiles are beginning to emerge in Ontario. But have you ever wondered...

Confessions of a ‘morainiac’: Protecting water resources across the Greater Golden Horseshoe

I confess to being a morainiac, so I am thrilled that moraines are one of...

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Upcoming Events

Histories of Wye Marsh

Date: April 19, 2018

Earth Day Road Toll

Date: April 20, 2018

Nature Barrie Annual General Meeting and Potluck Dinner

Date: April 20, 2018

Early Spring Migrants at the Leslie Street Spit

Date: April 21, 2018

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ON Nature magazine is an award-winning quarterly that brings readers closer to nature by exploring wild spaces, profiling wild species and providing insight on pressing environmental issues.

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