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Matchedash Wildlands: Rare Plants and Much More – Blog

September 3, 2020–Adrienne Hung

Protected Places

Matchedash Lake © David Hawke

There are some special areas in southern Ontario that undoubtedly merit protection but currently have none. The Matchedash Wildlands, which stretch from just east of the southern tip of Georgian ...

Meeting Lorelei

February 21, 2020–Zira MacFarlane

Nature Reserves•Protected Places

As a GIS Analyst, I spend a lot of my time making maps and exploring the Ontario landscape from behind a computer screen. That’s why I jumped at the opportunity ...

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Matchedash Wildlands: Rare Plants and Much More – Blog

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Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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