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From time to time we send emails about conservation news, our work and opportunities for you to get involved in protecting wild species and wild spaces in Ontario.
Laurel Creek Conservation Area © Carl Hiebert / Grand River Conservation Authority
Why We Need to Care About Insect Decline Now
Insects are often underappreciated and overlooked. Our surroundings are teeming with insect life. New estimates...
Is Bill C-39 Really in the National Interest?
Late in September, the federal government introduced the more than 200-page omnibus bill, C-39, which...
Nurturing Connections: The Impact of the Youth Summit for Mother Earth
The Youth Summit has been filling a need for providing quality land-based learning, environmental education...
Municipal-First Nations Partnerships for Nature
With National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaching on September 30, 2026, it is an important time to reflect...
We are grateful for the generous financial support of Quest Nature Tours, which strengthens and sustains our youth programming.
Together with our members – nature lovers like you – we protect nature from your backyard to the boreal forest and beyond.
Made up of than 150 member groups, the Nature Network is the backbone of Ontario Nature. Together, we lead grassroots conservation initiatives.
Porcupine © Mark Bernards