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Celebrate World Turtle Day 2026: Protecting Ontario’s Snapping Turtles

World Turtle Day on May 23rd is dedicated to appreciating these extraordinary reptiles. It is...

Saving Thickson’s Woods: A Labour of Love, A Lasting Legacy

Spring migration in Thickson’s Woods starts with the lisps and whispers of golden-crowned kinglets flitting...

Tracking Ontario’s Snakes: A Growing Monitoring Effort

Following the successful ten-year run of the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas, Ontario Nature developed...

Mass Mortality of 142 Turtles Calls for Increased Conservation Efforts

In 2022, Carleton University biologist, Grégory Bulté arrived at Opinicon Lake for his first day...

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