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Last minute Halloween costumes inspired by Ontario’s native plants

October 30, 2015–Megan Anevich

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Recreation and Events

Don’t worry if you’ve left your Halloween costume planning to the last minute – I can help. This year, I’ve been inspired by Ontario’s native wildflowers to create simple Halloween ...

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Eight Ways to Endure the Perils of Field Work

September 24, 2015–Megan Anevich

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Nature Reserves•Reptiles and Amphibians

Queensnake © Joe Crowley

Field work can be fun and rewarding, but it does have its challenges. My colleagues and I have endured many unfortunate events while traipsing about the wilder parts of Ontario. ...

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How to process a 45-pound snapping turtle in 10 (not so) easy steps

June 5, 2014–Megan Anevich

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Nature Reserves•Reptiles and Amphibians

Snapping turtle research with Ontario Nature staff

Step 1.  Scoop the turtle into your net. Step 2. Lift the turtle into your canoe. Word of warning – this is easier said than done. Be prepared to need ...

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Ontario Nature Staff Rescue Injured Turtle

June 27, 2013–Megan Anevich

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Reptiles and Amphibians

Midland painted turtle © Peter Ferguson

When Ontario Nature’s conservation staff drive around the province for field work it’s never relaxing. Instead of sitting back and watching the scenery, we keep our eyes pinned to the ...

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