Corina Brdar, Author at Ontario Nature

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Meeting 30 x 30 – an Ambitious Target

February 9, 2023–Corina Brdar

Campaigns•Protected Places

Nabish Lake © Kristen Setala

The phrase “30 x 30” dominated the headlines from COP15 in Montreal last December. It’s the international commitment to protect at least 30 percent of the world’s lands and waters ...

Ontarians Won’t Be Ignored

January 25, 2023–Corina Brdar

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Snip, snip, snip. That’s how my supervisor, Anne Bell, described the recent tangle of legislation and policy proposals dumped on Ontarians in October and November of 2022. It was my ...

Connect with Nature Through Nature Journaling

February 10, 2022–Corina Brdar

Recreation and Events

Like you, I truly love nature: I enjoy its company, I care for it, and I’ll never stop learning about it. I’ve recently discovered a practice (OK, an obsession) that ...

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