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| A cost-benefit analysis of biodiversity. By Caroline Schultz |
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| Ontario Nature’s Biodiversity Watch List; more reasons to go outside; the vine that ate the South; raising a stink in farm country. |
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| Researchers are turning to new survey methods to help save a poorly understood species. By Tim Tiner |
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| Donor spotlight: Meg Salter and John Grandy make a generous gift to Ontario Nature. |
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Ottawa still refuses to recognize the economic benefits of clean lakes. By Douglas Hunter
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| At the Biodiversity Institute, scientists are using cutting-edge technology to catalogue every plant and animal on earth in what may be one of the world’s most ambitious biodiversity conservation initiatives. By Paul Christopher Webster |
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| Small changes on farmlands could help reverse the steep decline of a grassland species whose joyous chorus once filled the air. By Cecily Ross |
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| Can you put a price tag on the ecological functions – water filtration, clean air – provided by the good earth? Making the business case for nature. By Conor Mihell |
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| Tips from the pros on how to preserve and protect the wildlife in your neighbourhood. By Allan Britnell |
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