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Youth Council Explores Wetlands in the Lake Simcoe Watershed

July 25, 2023–Maya Davidson

Indigenous Relations•Wetlands•Youth

Holland Marsh boardwalk tour © Christine Ambre

This past May, the Ontario Nature Youth Council set out to explore the wonders of wetlands on a field trip to Holland Marsh and Scanlon Creek Conservation Area. Together, with ...

Breaking Barriers – The Birding Backpack Program

March 31, 2023–Maya Davidson

Birds•Community Science•Recreation and Events•Youth

Hearing the distinct calls of red-winged blackbirds and spotting turkey vultures teetering on the wind reminds us that spring bird migration in Ontario is happening now. With one of the ...

Discover the Wonders of Wetlands in Winter

February 2, 2023–Maya Davidson

Campaigns•Habitat•Water•Wetlands

Red osier dogwood in winter wetland © Duncan Rawlinson

Without the chorus of birdsong and frog calls heard in warmer months, it’s easy to picture wetlands as vacant in the winter. But appearances can be deceiving. Snow-blanketed ice transforms ...

WANTED: Volunteer Stewards for Baptist Harbour and Wilfrid G. Crozier Nature Reserves

September 22, 2022–Maya Davidson

Nature Reserves•Stewardship and restoration

Since 1961, Ontario Nature’s Nature Reserves Program has protected vulnerable habitat across the province while providing opportunities for both scientific research and recreation. Crucial to the success of this program ...

Nature Guides Help You Identify Species

October 22, 2021–Maya Davidson

Species at Risk•Wild Species

Ontario is full of fascinating species. With so many plants and animals found in Ontario, it can be overwhelming and difficult to know where to start. Ontario Nature’s popular online ...

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