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Join Us for a BioBlitz at our Sauble Dunes Nature Reserve!
You are invited to a BioBlitz at our Sauble Dunes Nature Reserve on Saturday, May 27th to identify the diverse flora and fauna on this property! Located inland from the eastern shore of Lake Huron on the Bruce Peninsula, the Sauble Dunes is one of the best remaining beach ridges, sand plains, sand dunes and swales in the region. It is home to several provincially rare plant species including long-leaved reed grass, dwarf lake iris and stiff yellow flax. It also provides habitat for Massasauga rattlesnake, red-shouldered hawk and Cooper's hawk.
This is a fantastic opportunity for novice naturalists and individuals interested in the local flora and fauna to have a hands-on learning experience with expert biologists.
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Learn More about our Campaign to Protect One Million Hectares
Ontario Nature’s Protect Places Campaign team has been working to permanently protect designated conservation lands (DCLs) that have been set aside by Forest Stewardship Council certified forestry companies. Permanently protecting these DCLs can contribute to the federal target of protecting 30% of lands and waters by 2030.
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Participate in the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas
Are you interested in learning more about the third Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (Atlas-3) and how you can get involved? Volunteers are essential to the success of this important community science project that will guide environmental policies and conservation strategies for years to come. Get started on contributing to Atlas-3 using this quick-start guide! |
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Reduce Your Environmental Footprint
Our planet’s natural environment is under unprecedented stress. We need systemic change to address the most pressing environmental issues we face today, but there are still many ways that we, as individuals can contribute to restoring a healthy planet by reducing our environmental footprint. |
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