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Combating climate change and colonialism through land-based healing and education

April 26, 2022–Noah Cole

On Tuesday, April 26 at 7:00 pm, Friends of the Salmon River presents: From the Heiltsuk Nation: Combating climate change and colonialism through land-based healing and education with Jess Housty. You will also learn about the unique ...

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Nature Guides Help You Identify Species

October 22, 2021–Maya Davidson

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Ontario Nature•Species at Risk

Queensnake © Scott Gillingwater

Ontario is full of fascinating species. With so many plants and animals found in Ontario, it can be overwhelming and difficult to know where to start. Ontario Nature’s popular online ...

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Nature Guides for Ontario – Blog

September 30, 2020–Noah Cole

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Ontario Nature

Studying under a willow © Garry Knight CC BY 2.0

The Autumn 2020 school semester has begun in the province of Ontario. Academic institutions are extending in-class and online learning opportunities and educators and students alike can greatly benefit from ...

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To bee or not to bee: Stratford’s Ethan Elliott brings Bee City home

April 11, 2017–Ontario Nature

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Pollinators•Youth

Ethan Elliot— a student and member of Ontario Nature’s Youth Council, has a knack for making things happen. It is no surprise that he has been able to convince his ...

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Top 4 reasons why vernal pools merit our attention on World Wetlands Day

February 2, 2017–Jenna Siu

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Community Science•Wetlands

Vernal pool © Scott Gillingwater

In honour of World Wetlands Day on February 2, let’s pay tribute to vernal pools. Due to their small size and transient nature, vernal pools are a type of wetland ...

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