The Piping Plover, an endangered species, should be returning to Lake Huron’s shoreline within the next two weeks. This will be the eighth year in a row that this small shorebird has nested Read More
We just received a notice in the mail from Environment Canada, that they are proposing a Recovery Strategy to conserve the threatened Jefferson Salamander. Areas of critical habitat, which are important for species recovery, Read More
We are pleased that Niagara Escarpment Views will present the award for Most Imaginative Garden at Canada Blooms this year. The Awards Night on March 19 is when Canada Blooms and Landscape Ontario honour the talent Read More
ON THE COVER: Bouldering in Niagara Glen by Dennis Barnes Whole book in pdf format DEPARTMENTS View From the Editor’s Desk: Who Should Have Rights? Mike’s View: Walking in the Footsteps of Robert Read More
News from our friends at Conservation Halton: Wondering when spring will arrive? Stop looking to groundhogs and robins for predictions of the thaw, at Conservation Halton we say look to the trees! The maple sap Read More
Throughout the course of 2015, the Government of Ontario will be conducting a 10-year review of the Provincial Greenbelt Plan. The Greenbelt Area covers 1.8 million acres and encompasses Protected Countryside agricultural land as well as environmental Read More
Some of the eco cars displayed at the Canadian International Autoshow are concept cars not in production. Toyota’s i-Road is one of them – a three-wheeled two-passenger getaround intended for the urban market. All electric, Read More
Advertising in a popular magazine like ours can bring a lot of benefits, like increased awareness, more traffic, increased sales. But if you don’t look after the nuts & bolts of your organization, any Read More
ON THE COVER: Van Vliet house by Mike Davis. Whole book in pdf format DEPARTMENTS View From the Editor’s Desk: Facing Winter Mike’s View: Being in the Right Place, at the Right Time, Read More
