Mirabai Alexander, Author at Ontario Nature

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Connecting Young People with Nature – Blog

October 15, 2020–Mirabai Alexander

Environmental Education•Youth

The chestnut-sided warbler’s song sounds like he’s “pleased-pleased-pleased-to-meetcha!” – I explained to a group of children at one of Ontario Nature’s many outdoor summer events last year. While running Ontario Nature’s summer outreach program in Thunder Bay, I saw a gap ...

Imminent Extirpation of the Lake Superior Caribou – Blog

October 5, 2020–Mirabai Alexander

Boreal Forest•Species at Risk

I grew up in Rossport on the north shore of Lake Superior in Ontario. The summers brought tourists from all over, and many visited my dad’s pottery shop. Many tourists ...

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