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Reflecting back
As 2015 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on 12 key things that we have accomplished for nature this past year. Thank you to all of our friends, followers, members, funders and sponsors. Without your support, we could not protect Ontario’s wild species and wild spaces.
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- Dead redstart © Stephanie Beard
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- We argued that provincially significant wetlands and coastal wetlands should be strictly off limits to development © A. Delray
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- Edible plant workshop © Wills Stolz
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- We called for better protection of water resources, wildlife habitats and agricultural lands as part of Ontario’s new aggregate policy framework. Photo: VicDom
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- We held our sixth annual Youth Summit for Biodiversity that brought together 95 young leaders from 57 communities across the province. © Noah Cole
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- Bumblebee and milkweed © Diana Troya
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- Black bear © Missy Mandel
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- Oak Ridges Moraine © Jason Kalmbach c/o Ecospark
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- We created 1.6 kilometres of sustainable hiking trail at Reilly Bird Nature Reserve, set up salamander monitoring boards at five of our nature reserves and surveyed for species at risk on 1,000 hectares of land on 13 of our nature reserves.
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- Kinghurst Forest BioBlitz © Dana Buchbinder
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- Salamander reporting on atlas app © Noah Cole
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© Lena Morrison
please send me a address and phone # get more info on your organization. I would like to be involved more.
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