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We are there when nature needs us most

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

Current Campaigns and Issues

Statement in Support of Wet’suwet’en NationWe support the right of the Wet’suwet’en people to continue in their peaceful actions to protect their lands and waters.Read Our Full Statement
It's official!We're excited to announce our 26th nature reserve - the Gananoque Lake Nature Reserve.Learn More
Black Bears Back in the CrosshairsThere is no good reason to reinstate the spring bear hunt, but there are many reasons not to.Read More
Don't Give Big Polluters a BreakWe're asking the provincial government to uphold stronger standards on big polluters. Read our joint statement.Read More

Protect the Places You Love

Sign the declaration to show you care about protected places and ask the governments of Ontario and Canada to meet the commitment to protect at least 17 percent of lands and inland waters by 2020.

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Quetico Provincial Park © Noah Cole

News Feed

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

Ontario Nature Blog

Meeting Lorelei

As a GIS Analyst, I spend a lot of my time making maps and exploring...

Black bears back in the crosshairs

In its dogged determination to rip apart progressive environmental law and policy, the Government...

Joint Letter to MPs: Stop Ontario’s weak system for big polluters

February 6th, 2020 Dear Member of Parliament, Last year, Canada brought in a national carbon price, to...

Will the Forest Sector Strategy Make Forestry Great Again?

The Government of Ontario’s new Forest Sector Strategy has been portrayed as a gift to...

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Events

Springwater Conservation Area and Maple Syrup Festival /Aylmer Swans, March 14 2020

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Youth Circle for Mother Earth

Our new project created to support and nurture a cross cultural network of young Indigenous and non-Indigenous environmental leaders to become lifelong ambassadors for nature and conservation.

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