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Join us this winter for the annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) between December 14th and January 5th. This volunteer driven monitoring program has been running since 1900, adding to our understanding of how wild birds are doing across the country. EVERYONE is welcome and encouraged to participate! The Christmas Bird Count is North America’s longest-running ...
Join the Ontario Land Trust Alliance for a webinar featuring presenters from Biigtigong Nishnaabeg First Nation and the National Healing Forest Initiative. This session will explore land-based learning and National Healing Forests as approaches to strengthening relationships between people, land, and community. Speakers will share lived experience, real-world examples, and practical insights into how land ...
As the snow begins to fall gently across Cambridge, the world outside slows down just enough for us to hear our own breath again. This is the season of soft lights, warm hands around a mug of chai and the beautiful reminder that we are allowed to let go of what no longer serves us—so ...
Join us this fall and winter for Conservation Easement Agreements: Leveraging what we have learned! This series will explore everything we’ve learned over the past 30 years of working with Conservation Easement Agreements. Session 1 – Oct. 15, 1:00 pm – View the Recording Here The first of these webinars focused on the creation of conservation easement ...
The Secret Lives of Cats Outdoor domestic cats are estimated to be highly impactful to wildlife. In Canada it’s been estimated that cats kill 60 million birds per year. While mortality estimates by cats are staggering there are uncertainties regarding what species are killed, how they vary across environments and why certain cats have higher ...
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.