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Support Our Nature Reserves This Giving Tuesday

November 2, 2023–Noah Cole

Malcolm Bluff Shores Nature Reserve © Joe Crowley

Giving Tuesday is a day for Canadians to give to causes that mean the most to them. This year, Giving Tuesday is on November 28, 2023 and we are raising ...

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Giving Tuesday 2022 – An Opportunity to Give Back to Ontario’s Wetlands

November 17, 2022–Sarah Hasenack

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Campaigns•Giving Tuesday•Wetlands

Mitchell's Bay wetland, Chatham-Kent © Sue Thompson CC BY-ND 2.0

In a society where many people draw significant value from consumerism and the never-ending need to buy and own more things, perhaps the most radical decision we can make is ...

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Foster a Love for Nature in Youth this Giving Tuesday

November 25, 2021–Justin Peter from Quest Nature Tours

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Giving Tuesday•Youth

Justin at age 10 about to feed a chickadee, with sister and mentor © Pavel Peter

When I think about what led me to do the work I do in the environmental field, I can’t help but think of the importance of fostering a love for ...

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Sydenham River Nature Reserve Restoration

November 25, 2020–Gabriella Zagorski

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Nature Reserves•Stewardship and restoration

Restored habitat, Sydenham River Nature Reserve © Gabriella Zagorski

In 2016, Ontario Nature acquired the Sydenham River Nature Reserve  (SRNR) with the help Ontario Nature members and supporters. The Sydenham River is home to 23 species at risk, 34 ...

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The Art of Giving: Finding Gratification through Nature – Blog

November 25, 2020–Saheeda Ali

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Giving Tuesday

Sydenham River Nature Reserve © Larry Cornelis

As we battle through the uncertainties of 2020, the question to ask ourselves is: What brings us peace, healing, a sense of oneness, freedom, clarity and equilibrium? Any guesses? You ...

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