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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 ...

Ontario’s Protected Areas Working Group Report: Seven Things You Need to Know

July 20, 2023–Sarah Hasenack

Indigenous Relations•Protected Places

Old growth red pine forest, Temagami area © Noah Cole

In 2021, the Government of Ontario appointed a Protected Areas Working Group to “identify opportunities to protect and conserve more natural areas” in the province, but the group’s final report ...

Searching for Gnebigoog on Bkejwanong Territory

April 5, 2023–Guest blogger

Community Science•Indigenous Relations•Reptiles and Amphibians•Stewardship and restoration

The wondrous world of snakes, or gnebigoog, as we say in Anishinaabemowin, was explored last July when Ontario Nature’s Brittney Vezina and Christine Ambre met up with a group of ...

Places Worth Protecting – The Nabish Wetland Complex

January 20, 2023–Kristen Setala

Indigenous Relations•Protected Places•Wetlands

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 ...

Voices from the Youth Summit – Cross-cultural Knowledge and Understanding

March 11, 2022–Nathaniel Rose

Indigenous Relations•Recreation and Events•Youth

The 2021 Youth Summit for Mother Earth connected over 100 youth across Ontario through a weekend-long event held online, providing a meaningful platform to engage youth to protect nature in the ...

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Searching for Gnebigoog on Bkejwanong Territory

Places Worth Protecting – The Nabish Wetland Complex

Voices from the Youth Summit – Cross-cultural Knowledge and Understanding

Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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