Spring 2025 Preview

Publishing on March 7, 2025

Many Happy Returns

The epic migrations of green darner dragonflies are not as well known as those of monarch butterflies. Scientists are filling the gaps in our knowledge about where the dragonflies travel and why.

By Brian Banks

Green darner dragonfly, male
Kinghurst Forest Nature Reserve, forest floor, macro, spring

Adapt or Perish

With threats to forests multiplying, Ontario researchers are seeking ways to keep the woods resilient. Can forests adapt in time to stay ahead of climate change?

By Jade Prévost-Manuel

Ribbon of Green

A green corridor from Hamilton’s Cootes Paradise to Niagara Escarpment shows the biodiversity benefits of connected habitat – and of conservation partnerships.

By Conor Mihell

Bird watching in the Hendrie Valley, Hamilton
Hiking trail in natural area, London, Ontario

Last Word

The oft unheralded value of nature in cities.

By Liann Bobechko

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Algonquin lookout with rainbow and autumn forest

Ruffed grouse, snow and pine bough

Schedule for 2024

  • Spring issue published online on March 8
  • Summer issue published online on June 7
  • Fall issue published online on September 6
  • Winter issue published online on November 29

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
Groundhog in tree

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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