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Flitter, flutter, here come the butterflies of spring and summer!

June 6, 2017–Jenna Siu

Wild Species

Mourning cloak © Jenna Siu

As I walked through the forest on a warm spring afternoon, I saw a dark creature flutter by. It was a mourning cloak butterfly! As I looked around, I saw ...

Top 4 reasons why vernal pools merit our attention on World Wetlands Day

February 2, 2017–Jenna Siu

Community Science•Wetlands

In honour of World Wetlands Day on February 2, let’s pay tribute to vernal pools. Due to their small size and transient nature, vernal pools are a type of wetland ...

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