Nightjars While Nest-Watching: A Personal Account
A Personal Review of Turtle Nesting Season and the Excitement of Bird-watching Written by Xavier Tuson, Conservation Technician for The Land Between Turtle nesting season has just finished. I …
A Personal Review of Turtle Nesting Season and the Excitement of Bird-watching Written by Xavier Tuson, Conservation Technician for The Land Between Turtle nesting season has just finished. I …
How Fragmented Forests Increase the Spread of Lyme Disease within The Land Between By MaryJane Proulx The Land Between is a rich ecotone, holding an abundance of glittering lakes, rivers, …
Leeches. The word probably fills some of you with a queasy, uncomfortable feeling, and others with the traumatic memories of a lovely day ruined by the discovery of one attached …
April showers bring May flowers… and May onwards brings mosquitoes! If you have never felt the wrath of mosquito season in the Highlands, then consider yourself lucky. Active from mid-May …
We lose so much wildlife to road mortality here in Ontario. Our roads are well paved and well-tended, making great speedways, but often these roads dissect important habitats and migration …
The psychological impacts of the pandemic are being felt across the globe, including in Canada. Findings released from a recent online survey conducted by the Angus Reid Institute suggest that …
Why You Should Participate in Citizen Science. What is Citizen Science? Citizen science, or community science, refers to public participation in recording scientific data across large areas. It allows for …
In last week’s blog post (“Where have all the stars gone, and how is it affecting you?” by Daniel Grenon), we received an introduction to light pollution: what it is, …
Light pollution is an extremely large problem that goes relatively unnoticed by the public. Not many people remember how visible the natural night sky used to be: filled with stars …
Keep Your Fur Child & Wildlife Safe (aka. Apocalypse Meow) We tend to love and dote upon our pets. We treat them as our children, and post photos of their silly …