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July 26, 2020–Noah Cole
Join Ontario Nature and expert biologist James Kamstra, on a hike through Stone Road Alvar Nature Reserve. Learn to identify common species found in the area and how to make your own backyard more pollinator-friendly. Practice for the butterfly count just days ahead! Wear long pants and sturdy closed-toe shoes; we will be walking off-trail. ...
Sand dunes © Lou Lou Photos, Shutterstock
Winter is slowly melting, making way for the arrival of spring and new wonders to explore. Soon our favourite natural areas will be graced with migrating birds, butterflies and the first green shoots, assuring us that spring is on its way. Spring may only just be arriving, but longer days and the promise of warmer ...
Youth Summit, Alex Boulets © Noah Cole
Most of us have experienced forest foods, whether we’ve collected fiddleheads or picked wild raspberries as a trailside snack. Ontario Nature’s recent “Foraging Week” events in Thunder Bay expanded on these experiences, showing participants how easy it is to find and use wild foods from our northern forests. As one Indigenous blueberry picker told us, ...
Call on Procter & Gamble to protect wildlife habitat and support Indigenous-led conservation.
Old growth red pine forest, Wakimika Triangle © Noah Cole