Provincial funding will support a three-year project targeting at-risk species and ecosystems in southern Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
Provincial funding will support a three-year project targeting at-risk species and ecosystems in southern Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
Empirical evidence supports ballast-water regulation as the primary cause of declining non-native species in the Great Lakes.
A Western University study discovered that fear of predators can reduce wildlife populations by as much as 50% within a five-year period.
A compound identified as the cause of mass die-offs of coho salmon in Seattle, Washington’s urban creeks has also been detected in Toronto.
Two dozen Great Lakes fish health and habitat projects will benefit from some $2.8 million in funding announced by the province.
New podcast series by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) highlights stories of those combating climate change by reducing carbon emissions.
The responsible stewardship of our country’s natural environment is a truly Canadian priority as we treasure our outdoor experiences.
