DEPARTMENTS
5 | View from Locke House
My own private Kyoto: How I plan to stop driving my car – at least not as much.
By Nancy Clark
6 | Earth Watch
Not-so-smart growth; battles to watch; moraine development freeze; seed source matters; Ontario land trusts growing; Dombind’s never-ending saga.
17 | This Season
A passion for plants: Philip Fry’s philosophy of habitat gardening.
By Craille Maguire Gillies
44 | Insider
FON conference works to save woods; meet Jim Faught, FON’s new executive director.
46 | Endpoint
The death of outdoor education.
By Mike Morris
FEATURES
On the cover
20 | Upwardly Mobile
Remaining calm while hiking the canopy in the Haliburton Forest.
By Victoria Foote
25 | Zooming In
Winning images from Seasons’ 2001 nature photo contest.
30 | Which Wood is Good?
We investigate certified wood standards – plus products available.
By Sylvia Putz
42 | Those Drab, Olive Birds
A beginner’s guide to identifying flycatchers.
By Nancy Clark
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