Here at The Land Between Charity our staff are constantly conducting research and writing articles for you to enjoy! We hope that these blogs will help to foster a deeper connection between all of our readers and the irreplaceable Land Between region. Check out the articles below or click a subject in the blogs menu bar to begin exploring.
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TLB’s Mosquito Survival Guide
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 …
Looking Out for Wildlife on Roads
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 …
Connecting With Nature Can Help You Cope
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 …
Conservation Needs Collective Knowledge
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 …
The Birds and the Bees (and Don’t Forget the Trees!): The Effect of Light Pollution on the Natural World
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, …
Where Have all the Stars Gone? & How is it Affecting You?
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 and Wildlife Safe (Apocalypse Meow)
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 …
Wrapped in Plastic: Our Current Conundrum
Plastic, which comes from the Greek verb plassein that translates to “to mould or shape,” was invented and made popular in 1869 by John Wesley Wyatt. This new material offered …
The Land Between Epiphany
Recently I came across a book called THE LAND BETWEEN. My examination of the book led to a kind of epiphany for me, and since epiphanies don’t come to me every day …
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