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Places Worth Protecting – The Nabish Wetland Complex

January 20, 2023–Kristen Setala

Indigenous Relations•Protected Places•Wetlands

Trumpeter swans, Nabish Lake © Darlene Salter

By now you’ve probably noticed our provincial government has been taking a thorough, bit-by-bit approach to dismantling our environmental laws and policies. This makes the environmental challenges we are facing ...

Birding to Protect the Places We Love: Wabakimi Provincial Park

June 23, 2022–Kristen Setala

Birds•Boreal Forest•Protected Places

It’s late spring in northern Ontario. I am sitting on a beautiful peninsula, listening to the ethereal song of the Swainson’s thrush, and watching the sunrise over a quiet, peaceful ...

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