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| The importance of nature reserves. By Caroline Schultz |
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| Ontario Nature’s ambitious campaign to conserve important habitat; going national with Rouge Park; the BP oil spill and Ontario’s birds. |
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| First identified less than two centuries ago, our rarest warbler makes a comeback. By Tim Tiner |
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| Donor spotlight: our Champions of Nature go on a magical tour. |
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How we can live with turbines without wrecking the wilderness. By Anne Bell
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Mining activity continues to escalate in a part of our province that the government claimed would be a candidate for conservation. Will the Ring of Fire become Ontario’s tar sands? By Peter Gorrie
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Road construction and development threaten a unique and biologically diverse forest-wetland complex – unless a coalition of concerned citizens can slam on the brakes in time. By Brian Banks
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| This year, we asked kids to submit artwork in addition to essays. The winners wowed us with their responses to our topic: “Wild species and wild spaces: why biodiversity is important to me.” |
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Wind turbines and disease are taking a toll on bat populations here and south of the border. Can a combination of innovative solutions bring these nocturnal mammals back from the brink? By Tim Tiner
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