5 | This Issue We Reap What We Sow. By Caroline Schultz 6 | Earth Watch Gananoque Lake Nature Reserve biodiversity Valuing wetland benefits including water quality A call for stewards at the Wilfred G. Crozier Nature Reserve Black ash species at risk The truth about the housing crisis Making urban nature count, near-urban nature […]
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Winter 2021
5 | This Issue A winter interlude. By Caroline Schultz 7 | Earth Watch Documenting Ontario’s Breeding Birds The Annual Rite of Urban Salmon Migration Video Project Highlights Conservation Maya Davidson: Featured Photographer Outdoor Education Forest Wilderness on Toronto’s Doorstep Environmental Deregulation Has a Face Natural Solutions to Preserving the Climate 38 | Last Word […]
Winter 2020
38 | Last Word When the going gets tough… By Anne Bell 36 | Our Community Welcome to the Gananoque Lake Nature Reserve. By Caroline Schultz 35 |Our Member Groups A nature experience for all. By Lisa Richardson ON Nature magazine is an award-winning quarterly that brings readers closer to nature by exploring Ontario’s natural […]
Wasted resources
Re: “Power Struggles” [Winter 2009] As a long time observer of climate change and occasional lobbyist, I commend you on the Winter 2009/2010 issue of ON Nature. I share Anne Bell’s concern about burning wood “waste,” a source of biomass, to produce energy [“Power struggles,” page 22]. Plants have lots of carbon dioxide, oxygen, water […]