DEPARTMENTS
25 | FON News
Indemnity fund tops $5,000.
27 | Queen’s Park/From Ottawa
Floodplain policy reduces area protected; Petty Trespass Act should change allow owners to ban hunting; government doesn’t act on refillable pop container law; Pukaskwa National Park plan; waterfowl hunting in Point Pelee National Park; identifying endangered fishes.
32 | Around Ontario
Saving the Niagara Escarpment?; Niagara sludge pond vetoed; Sandbanks Provincial Park policy.
36 | Bird Report
Autumn 1977.
By Clive E. Goodwin
FEATURES
4 | Season of the Black Bear
By George B. Kolenosky
12 | Foundling Owls: At Risk?
By Kay McKeever
18 | Trees: Saving the Gene Pool
By Monte Hummel
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