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Bill Gates Misses the Bigger Climate Picture

November 27, 2025–Anne Bell

Climate Change•Environmental Education•Habitat•Reduce Your Footprint

Wildfire smoke, Eastern Ontario, 2023 © robin ottawa CC BY-SA 2.0

Two weeks prior to the commencement of the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 30), which just wrapped up in Brazil, billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates published a shocking memo ...

Stand Up for Nature on Ontario’s Environmental Registry

May 16, 2025–Kellsie Bonnyman

Campaigns and advocacy•Environmental Education•How To

Paper mill emissions, Ontario © Billy Wilson CC BY-NC 2.0

In Ontario, everyone has an interest in, and indeed, the right to speak up for matters impacting the fundamentals of life: air, soil, water and wildlife. These rights are protected ...

Championing Change: Recapping the 15th Annual Youth Summit for Mother Earth

October 24, 2024–Emily Green

Environmental Education•Youth

2024 Youth Summit Participants © Rowan McKenzie

From September 13 – 15, the 15th annual Youth Summit for Mother Earth was held at Tawingo Outdoor Centre on the traditional territories of the Ojibway, the Chippewa, the Algonquin ...

Four Ways Ontario Nature is Using Maps to Advance Conservation

October 10, 2024–Graeme Smith

Conservation News•Environmental Education•Nature Reserves•Stewardship and restoration

Maps are a tool used by environmental organizations to tell stories more effectively. They can be used, for example, to visualize data, illustrate environmental issues, reveal trends and monitor environmental ...

Educational Resources for Teachers and Students: Integrating the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas into the Classroom

April 17, 2024–Ontario Nature Staff

Community Science•Environmental Education•Reptiles and Amphibians

The world of conservation is vast and intricate. A major challenge lies in fostering an understanding and appreciation of nature from a young age. One powerful approach to achieving this ...

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