Environment

Whether you want one or not, bigger – much bigger – blue bins are rolling out to a curb near you this spring, though not everyone is convinced the new system will deliver.

In a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek conducted in the cover of night, moths employ stealth strategies and elusive manoeuvres to stay alive.

From helping with navigation to filtering out pheromones, these delicate but powerful sensory organs are crucial tools for moth survival.

My underwater video reveals a fascinating glimpse at how crayfish play dead to sneakily steal bass eggs.

After Brookvalley rejects CVC’s offer to buy the rehabilitated pit, Caledon council decides to rescind the in-fill motion altogether.

Fly agaric, long known for its potent psychoactive properties, is an iconic woodland fungus that has made many an appearance in pop culture.

These two graduates of Dufferin County’s Youth Climate Activation Circle have become environmental advocates for sustainability.

A small green frog with a big personality often finds herself sharing a meal with a human companion.

While activists and their allies fight to protect a body of water at a rehabilitated gravel pit, the Town of Caledon is considering new bylaws that could alter future land use regulations.

These skilled weavers spin intricate orb webs of great beauty and efficiency. 

The onset of autumn brings a profusion of late bloomers that add a splash of colour to Ontario wetlands.

A fleeting glimpse of one of these five rare Headwaters species can feel like magic – and like a warning we can’t ignore.