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Carbon Assessment and Protected Places – A Community Science and Nature-Based Approach to Climate Change

October 6, 2022–Melissa Thomas

Climate Change•Community Science•Environmental Education•Nature Reserves•Protected Places•Stewardship and restoration

Dundas Valley © Dieter Staudinger

Earlier this summer, community science volunteers joined us to assess carbon at select Ontario Nature properties. This year, we have been working towards assessing the value of protected areas and ...

Ontario Nature’s Commitment to Nature is Shared by a Province-wide Network of Groups and Individuals

August 24, 2022–Lesley Rudy

Nature Network

South Shore Safari, Ontario Nature Annual Gathering 2018 © John Hassell

Across the province, our Nature Network groups are protecting wild species and wild spaces in their local areas. Ontario Nature helps connect these groups to each other and to provincial ...

Ten Years at Ontario Nature

September 2, 2021–Noah Cole

Campaigns and advocacy

Annual Gathering 2019 field trip © Noah Cole

Over the course of a decade that I have worked at Ontario Nature, there have been too many significant accomplishments to list. However, I am delighted to present some of ...