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Please join us to celebrate 94 years of protecting nature in Ontario. To allow more members from across Ontario to attend, we will hold our 94th Annual General Meeting (AGM) by Zoom video conference. We will start the evening with an introduction and Q&A with our new Executive Director, Andrés Jiménez Monge, followed by a ...
This presentation explores the essential connection between biodiversity and the sustainability of food banks in the face of growing food insecurity. Amy Slack and Paul Bertrand will guide participants through key food security concepts, illustrating how biodiversity supports resilient, equitable food systems. Highlighting the innovative programs of the Cambridge Food Bank—including its impactful food rescue ...
Corridors to a Healthy Future: Connecting Habitat, People, and Ideas Followed by Carolinian Canada Annual General Meeting 2025 June 26, 2025, 12:00 – 2:00 pm (ET) by Zoom Speaker Announcement!!! We are thrilled to welcome Andrés Jiménez Monge of Ontario Nature to speak at our 2025 AGM: Corridors to a Healthy Future: Connecting Habitat, People, ...
Join Youth Council members along the Biodiversity Trail in Whitby to clean up litter and support local waterways! All clean-up materials will be provided thanks to the Anti-Litter Program with the Town of Whitby. This event is part of Our Special Spaces, a series of conservation volunteering events with Ontario Nature. By participating in this event, you are taking ...
Join us for the 13th Long Point Research and Conservation Conference on November 7 at the Port Dover Lion Community Center from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. This event will showcase local research conducted within the Long Point Walsingham Forest Priority Place. Explore leading-edge research from our region and engage with experts dedicated to conservation efforts. You are also welcome to watch the on our YouTube channel. ...
Ecuador’s highlands are well-situated to deliver a high-impact tropical experience! The superposition of the Andes overtop the Equator has allowed for a massive proliferation of biodiversity as different life forms are found at different altitudes, and the barrier the mountains themselves form means that some wildlife is found on one side of the mountains and ...
To submit your public events for consideration, email Noah Cole at noahc@ontarionature.org. Please send well in advance and allow up to two weeks for posting. Events must be submitted by a member group or run jointly with Ontario Nature.
