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Rabbits and Hares: The Unsung Heroes of Ontario’s Ecosystem

Rabbits and hares are often overlooked, even though they are a crucial part of our...

Documenting the Decline: Ontario Nature’s Resource on Weakened Environmental Protections

Since 2018, Ontario’s nature protections have been repeatedly weakened. While a few stories such as...

A 1939 Plea to Protect Ontario’s Reptiles

At a friend’s cottage I recently uncovered a copy of The Reptiles of Ontario published...

A Rare Owl Sighting Shows Why Green Spaces Matter

Incorporating nature into local development can have a significant impact on human health. Examples include...

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