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    Youth Leading Climate Action: Wetlands Walk at Huron Natural Area

    Huron Natural Area 801 Trillium Dr, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

    Join us for a youth-led event where we’ll explore the vital role wetlands play as nature-based climate solutions at Huron Natural Area. Through an interactive walk, participants will learn and discuss how wetlands help combat climate change by storing carbon, preventing flooding, and protecting biodiversity. Led by youth leaders of the Ontario Nature Youth Council, ...

  • Friends of the Salmon River hosts Michael Runtz, presenting: Wetlands – Oases of Life, with a Focus on Beavers

    Selby Community Hall 114B Pleasant Drive, Selby, Ontario, Canada

    From floating peatlands to beaver ponds, wetlands are important reservoirs of water as well as essential habitat for myriad plants and animals. Join Michael Runtz for a lavishly illustrated presentation on wetlands and the rich biodiversity they support, including a special focus on Beavers as wetland engineers. Michael Runtz has lived, breathed and worked with ...

FYIxON guided hike at Cedarvale, Nature Guardians Community Science activity © Melina Damian


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