Our good friends at Conservation Hamilton are hosting a fascinating event about the weird and wonderful world of historical re-enactors. Read about this below. Also, check out our feature article about a Civil War Re-enactment. Read More
Here’s an important article for homeowners close to the Niagara Escarpment and other natural spaces, on the dangers of Giant Hogweed. We published an article on this invasive plant in Autumn 2008. The problem continues. Read More
Georgetown has a long tradition of hosting car shows to benefit cancer research. Here’s news about this year’s show. On Father’s Day June 17 this year we will be holding our 25th (silver) Read More
Did I ever blow a great opportunity. Early this year I was having some trouble with my email address and access to Internet. I’m one of the many people living close to the Niagara Read More
My father, and a contributor to the magazine, died yesterday. Here’s his obituary: At Oakville Trafalgar Hospital, on April 17, 2012, Charles, aged 87, of suspected lung cancer (mesothelioma). A lifelong naturalist and conservationist, he emigrated from Read More
Kubota is pleased to introduce the newly designed and more powerful L4600 to its L-Series line of standard tractors. It offers optimal performance and versatility to meet the demanding needs of its users. For a Read More
Halton’s 12th annual EcoFest will happen Sat. April 14 at Glen Abbey Rec Centre in Oakville and again, Escarpment Views will take part and give away freebies. Some of our friends and advertisers will also Read More
Long before our magazine Escarpment Views was created, Mike got a fascinating book about the Niagara Escarpment called Guide to the Geology of the Niagara Escarpment, written by Dr. Walter M. Tovell and published by Read More
At first, not being able to read much Spanish, we thought the email was spam. But we could understand enough to wonder if it could possibly be intended for us personally. But who would write Read More
One thing that surprises me is hearing adults tell us that children as young as five years old enjoy Escarpment Views and look forward to each issue. Even boys. I say “even boys” because apparently Read More
