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Last Chance to Contribute to Atlas-3’s Bird Conservation Goals: Join the Square Bashes!

May 8, 2025–Mike Cadman

Conservation News•Birds•Community Science

Northern goshawk © Dona Hilkey

Square bashes are an enjoyable way for birders with any level of experience to contribute to the third Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (“Atlas-3” for short). As 2025 is the final ...

Conservation in Action: 2024 Achievements

December 23, 2024–Lisa Kamenar

Conservation News

Kirtland's warbler © Abbey Lewis

As the year winds down, we’re reflecting on our conservation successes in 2024. We could not have done it without you – our members, partners, supporters, Nature Network groups and ...

Breaking Boundaries: the Next Generation Engages in Snake Conservation

December 12, 2024–Isabelle Li

Community Science•Reptiles and Amphibians•Wild Species

Participants learning to safely handle an eastern gartersnake © Tabris Cao

In June 2024, Ontario Nature joined Field Research in Evolution and Ecology Diversified (FREED) for an immersive five-day event at Queen’s University Biological Station. FREED events provide university students from ...

Fighting Invasive Phragmites at Lost Bay Nature Reserve

November 15, 2024–Marcus Maddalena

Invasive Species•Nature Reserves

Nestled along the biodiverse Frontenac Axis of Eastern Ontario, the Lost Bay Nature Reserve protects both terrestrial and aquatic habitats, including forests, rock barrens, and wetlands. Many of the wetlands ...

Four Ways Ontario Nature is Using Maps to Advance Conservation

October 10, 2024–Graeme Smith

Conservation News•Environmental Education•Nature Reserves•Stewardship and restoration

Maps are a tool used by environmental organizations to tell stories more effectively. They can be used, for example, to visualize data, illustrate environmental issues, reveal trends and monitor environmental ...

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