Summer 2025 Preview

Publishing on June 6, 2025

The Great Invasion

Invasive species handily outnumber native species in the Great Lakes. How can we bring back Ontario’s native whitefish?

By Conor Mihell

Rainbow smelt, introduced, invasive species
Black chokecherry, native plant, pollinator friendly, rewilding

Rebel Gardeners

The movement to naturalize gardens is gathering momentum as more and more homeowners fight regressive municipal bylaws to bring nature back to their yards.

By Ian Coutts

Upholding Land Rights

Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas are an underutilized but much-needed tool for conservation. What’s stopping decision-makers from embracing them?

By Melina Damian

Kennedy's Bay, Farabout Peninsula, Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area, IPCA
Hiking trail in natural area, London, Ontario

Last Word

The oft unheralded value of nature in cities.

By Liann Bobechko

Advertising – Summer 2025

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Algonquin lookout with rainbow and autumn forest

Groundhog in tree

Schedule for 2025

  • Spring issue published online on March 7
  • Summer issue published online on June 6
  • Fall issue published online on September 5
  • Winter issue published online on November 28

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Photos © Noah Cole, Emma Horrigan, John Hassell, Wabbit Wanderer CC BY-SA 2.0, Malcolm Robertson, Peter Ferguson, Denis Fournier, John Czenke