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Hiking to Tiffany Falls, Ancaster © Bobcatnorth CC BY 2.0
Ontario is full of scenic hiking trails that total over 80,000 kilometres. They provide sanctuaries for wildlife, like colorful butterflies and breeding birds, and are great spaces for us to recharge. No matter the season, it’s always a wonderful time to grab your camera, binoculars, and hiking shoes and step out into nature. Here are ...
Eastern hog-nosed snake © Jessica Ferguson
If you asked people on the street about their greatest fear, many of them would say, snakes. In fact, snakes are one of the most common phobias amongst Canadians as cited by 33% of men and 46% of women. This innate fear stems from popular myths and may be an evolutionary remnant from a time ...
Paswe Protected Area © Carter Dorscht