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After sunset, when the light falls so you can just barely make out the silhouette of trees against the sky,…

A firefly’s night-time glow comes from a protein in its gut, called luciferase. Scientists from the Donnelly Centre lab at…

The “Thousand Acres” of the Challenge has a good start, even in a pandemic year. We’re working hard not just…

What’s the difference, we’re often asked, between the Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust, and organizations such as the Nature Conservancy…

The Thousand Islands watershed is a natural treasure chest, overflowing with communities of plants and animals like no other place.…

Over the past nine months, we’ve become ever so deeply concerned about the health of our bodies. The ‘body of…

Originally introduced to North America in the 1800s from Europe for medicinal and edible purposes, Garlic Mustard has since become…

Dog strangling vine (DSV), also known as European swallow-wort, is one particular invasive plant which we have been actively attempting…

If you spend any time in nature, especially on the Canadian Shield, you’ve likely walked on millions of these organisms,…

We are in the process of setting up some fun learning programs on social media with Facebook and Instagram. Bring…