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My Work With the Farming Community

January 23, 2013–Joshua Wise

Greenbelt and Greenway•Stewardship and restoration

During a visit to a Norfolk County farm last spring, I was reminded how the Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) program helps to bring the farming and conservation communities together to work towards a shared vision: a healthy and productive countryside in Ontario. On a former tobacco farm in Norfolk County, Bryan and Cathy Gilvesy ...

Is It OK to Move Turtle Eggs?

July 5, 2011–John Urquhart

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)•Reptiles and Amphibians•Stewardship and restoration

People often ask Ontario Nature staff for advice about how to deal with situations that they encounter in nature. Whether putting out a bird feeder, planting native flowers or grasses, or choosing not to cut down the trees on your property, people are on the front lines of local conservation efforts more often than you ...

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My Work With the Farming Community

Is It OK to Move Turtle Eggs?

Please Support Paswe Protected Area (Echo Lake)

Along with our partners, we aim to secure the property and transfer it to Garden River First Nation – modeling ground breaking, Indigenous-led conservation.