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A Nature Viewer’s Code of Ethics: Do’s and Don’ts

October 14, 2022–Noah Cole

Environmental Education•Reduce Your Footprint

Digiscoped Franklin's gull and killdeer © Andy Jones, Cleveland Museum of Natural History CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

There are a few published codes of practices for nature photographers, but here we’ve expanded the code to cover all nature watchers. Like all codes, it offers general guidelines that ...

New 3-D watershed model for reducing plastic-waste and litter in urban waterways

July 2, 2020–Guest blogger

Ecology•Habitat•Nature Network•Wetlands

Everyone lives in a watershed and has an impact on the health of local streams, rivers and lakes. The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is helping students and citizens of Greater ...

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New 3-D watershed model for reducing plastic-waste and litter in urban waterways

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

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