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Jun 30, 2011 | In The Hills | Eat Local Caledon | Food

HAYville is a new food and farming entrepreneurship program for 12-19 year olds in Caledon.

Farm to Table Directory

Jun 30, 2011 | In The Hills | Eat Local Caledon | Food

This directory is divided into several categories (fruit & veg, meat, baked goods, honey & maple syrup, beverages, etc.)

Wondering where your copy of Summer In The Hills is?

Jun 27, 2011 | Online Editor | Community

You can view the current articles online, we’d love to have your thoughts, comments and questions on any of our stories.

Luna Moths

Jun 8, 2011 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

If you have seen a luna moth recently in Headwaters please let us know.

Our Meat Birds Have Arrived!

Jun 7, 2011 | Cathy Bray

We have decided we want to try raising two different heritage meat birds this year.

Fiddleheads – A Wild Treasure

May 26, 2011 | Cathy Bray

Every spring, around Mother’s Day, our whole family treks off into the woods for “Fiddleheads”.

A Creative Way to Encourage Children to Eat a Healthy Diet

May 17, 2011 | Cathy Bray

I’ve decided to add some specialty potatoes and veggies to our crops this year to inspire and teach the importance of loving nutritious food;

Who’s Servin’ Local Guide – coming soon!

May 10, 2011 | In The Hills | Eat Local Caledon | Food

At Eat Local Caledon, we are putting together a new guide of who is “serving local” in the Caledon area.

Fishers have been Lured South

May 3, 2011 | Don Scallen | Environment

Fishers are said to attack porcupines in a particularly grisly manner.

The Jefferson Salamander

Apr 5, 2011 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

The Jefferson salamander is a cause célèbre locally because of its very restricted range in Canada.

Merlins

Mar 14, 2011 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

Merlins in Caledon would have been almost unthinkable 25 years ago. At that time, except on migration, Merlins seldom strayed south of the lakes and forests of the Canadian Shield.

Great Horned Owls

Feb 14, 2011 | Don Scallen | Environment

Great horned owls along with other members of the owl tribe are gifted with adaptive traits beyond their acute senses.