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ON Nature is Ontario’s award-winning magazine. Published quarterly, ON Nature brings readers closer to nature by exploring Ontario’s natural areas and wildlife and providing insight into current environmental issues.

The publication features in-depth articles by nature specialists and stunning colour photography.

red fox
Light Pollution feature spread

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Jeff Yamaguchi
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416-508-2382
promedia@rogers.com

Ontario Nature

ON Nature readers are members of Ontario Nature. They are committed to conservation, loyal to the magazine and responsive to advertising. Active outdoor enthusiasts, they spend their leisure time discovering, exploring and enjoying nature – birding, hiking, camping and travelling.

Ontario Nature protects wild species and wild spaces through conservation, education and public engagement. A charitable organization, it represents 9,500 members, 130,000 supporters and 150 member groups from across Ontario.

Lest We Forget, ON Nature magazine, Autumn 2019
Great horned owl

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Summer 2026 Preview

Publishing on June 5, 2026

Tiny Invaders of Canoe Country

Spiny water fleas have spread through Ontario lakes, threatening native food webs. Here’s how scientists are battling what’s being called the biggest threat to inland lakes since acid rain.

By Leah Borts-Kuperman

Spiny water flea, Great Lakes, invasive, introduced
Jefferson salamander, Endangered, species at risk

Rising Risks for Species at Risk

The Government of Ontario dropped protections for more than 100 species at risk, claiming that federal protections can fill the gap. Here are the reasons why that claim is misguided.

By Brian Banks

Washed Away

The impact of heavy rainfall on wildlife is likely to get worse, but conservation authorities, whose original core purpose was flood mitigation, are hampered by policy measures that limit their powers.

By Ian Coutts

Byng Island, Grand River, Grand River Conservation Authority, southwestern Ontario
Photographing the Lake Huron sunset, Saugeen Bruce Peninsula

Last Word

Ecotourism in a time of climate change.

By Justin Peter

Fall 2026 Preview

Publishing on September 4, 2026

A Voyage to Freshwater Everest

At a remote underwater mountain in Lake Superior, an oasis of life thrives amidst cold and desolate waters. New research suggests the shoal’s unusual currents are helping to regenerate the Great Lake and its trout population.

By Conor Mihell

Lake Superior, Lake Superior Provincial Park, shoreline, great lake, northern Ontario, wilderness area
non-native golden oyster mushrooms growing in nature

The Great Mushroom Escape

Cultivated golden oyster mushrooms sold in kits to consumers have found their way into the wild, which is bad news for native fungi and several tree species.

By Brian Banks

Not Making the Grade

Ontario schools lack curriculums on nature conservation and climate change. What lessons can other education systems teach us?

By Ian Coutts

TTC Trains at Davisville Repair Facility

Last Word

Alto train heralds an iron fracture.

By Dale Sinclair

Advertising Deadlines for Summer 2026

  • Ad space deadline: March 20, 2026
  • Ad material deadline: March 27, 2026
Algonquin lookout with rainbow and autumn forest
Wild Blueberries

Advertising Deadlines for 2026

  • Spring: Ad space January 5, ad material January 8
  • Summer: Ad space March 20, ad material March 27
  • Fall: Ad space June 19, ad material June 26
  • Winter: Ad space September 4, 2025, ad material September 11, 2025

Contact Jeffrey Yamaguchi, Advertising Sales Representative

416-508-2382 | promedia@rogers.com

gray wolves in winter


Photos © Missy Mandel, NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, Scott Gillingwater, Grand River Conservation Authority, Kirstin Bourne, Malcolm Robertson, Shutterstock/ David P. Lewis, Adam Lusch CC BY 2.0, Jason Paris CC BY 2.0, Noah Cole, Malcolm Robertson, Len Blumin, Shutterstock, Pierre Cardon