DEPARTMENTS
5 | This Issue
When the going gets tough…
By Caroline Schultz
6 | Earth Watch
Protecting Rouge Park; northern partners; summer outreach; Youth Summit success; trashing Oxford County; Ostrander Point victory.
36 | Our Community
Chasing trout.
37 | Our Member Groups
Protecting tallgrass prairie.
By Lisa Richardson
38 | Last Word
To manage biodiversity we need better measuring.
By Dianne Saxe
FEATURES
18 | Under the Snow
Not every creature hibernates or migrates when temperatures drop. For these species, the arrival of winter is when life gets really interesting.
By Allen Britnell
24 | Labourers of Love
From legal defenders to bird rescuers to sprawl fighters, meet five Ontarians whose volunteer work on nature’s behalf is priceless.
By Mai Nguyen
On the cover
30 | The Lady Vanishes
The ladybug you saw last summer is probably not the species you remember from your childhood. How could a once common creature disappear within a few decades?
By Cecily Ross
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