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Environment

Where Rivers Rise

Jun 20, 2016 | Tony Reynolds

A primer on the rivers of Headwaters

Water Security – Tin Roof Global

Jun 20, 2016 | Kristi Green | Back Issues

A Creemore charity works to ensure clean water security for First Nation communities

The Language of Nature

Jun 20, 2016 | Nicola Ross

Without words, are we lost in the woods? How words connect us to nature.

Rivers Run Through Us

Jun 20, 2016 | Signe Ball | Editor’s Desk

Water springs up all around us in the streams and rivers and marshes and pools of the four major watersheds that sculpt our landscape and feed three Great Lakes.

Caddisflies

May 30, 2016 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

French artist Hubert Duprat capitalized on this in the 1980s by supplying caddisflies with flecks of gold and tiny precious stones.

Spring Butterflies

May 1, 2016 | Don Scallen | Blogs

Five ways butterflies survive the winter.

Muskrats

Mar 28, 2016 | Don Scallen | Blogs

Muskrats are largely herbivorous – chomping cattail roots and shoots is a favourite pastime.

A Foraged Feast

Mar 21, 2016 | Don Scallen | Food

Skip the supermarket, find the ingredients for gourmet dining in forest, field and stream.

Wild Leek Soup

Mar 21, 2016 | Don Scallen | Soups

Please harvest wild leeks sustainably, taking only 5 to 15 per cent of a given population a year.

Pineapple Weed Tea

Mar 21, 2016 | Don Scallen | Drinks

Pineapple Weed is a member of the aster family, it is easily overlooked because it lacks petals.

Supersquirrel

Mar 1, 2016 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

The bird feeder was now far enough from trees to thwart my backyard community of furry filchers.

The Pileated Woodpecker

Jan 30, 2016 | Don Scallen | Notes from the Wild

Not only do these woodpeckers have remarkable adaptations for excavating wood, they also have acute hearing that allows them to pick up the telltale sounds of ants scurrying within trees.