Fall Equinox was a spectacular day to be outside (unless you’re a Cormorant), and many staff and volunteers submitted photos of their outings. Dave Hawke made two trips to Waterthrush …
The Couchiching Conservancy protects more wilderness to build connected corridors thanks to supporters
August 19, 2020, Orillia, ON – The Couchiching Conservancy is celebrating another conservation success, with the protection of the Whitney property, a 12 hectare (30 acre) parcel, 10km east of …
Supporter Spotlight – Janet Machan
Janet Machan has been a long-time supporter of local conservation work, with her work on the Passport to Nature committee and monthly support. Janet has been the key person behind …
Newest Nature Reserve created thanks to supporters
The Couchiching Conservancy is celebrating another conservation success, with the protection of the Taylor property, a 175 acre (70 hectares) parcel, 14km east of Washago. The property was owned by …
Welcome to our updated website!
Hello! Welcome – things look a little different here. Here is a quick overview of changes. We hear from people frequently that they enjoy our website – it is updated …
At Home with The Couchiching Conservancy
Books, podcasts, movies and youtube channels to fill your wild heart. Last Updated June 12, 2020. Books & E-Books Greenwood by Michael Christie Are you ready for a dystopian environmental …
Welcome Back
We are so glad you are here! We have gathered up some information and resources for you as we re-open the Nature Reserves. Connect with us online on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Guidelines for …
Holiday Wishes from The Couchiching Conservancy
Thank you for making 2019 so great! We are honoured to stand with you to protect nature for future generations. Office Closure: We will close by 3:00pm on December 24th …
Passport to Nature – upcoming events
There are still spots available for some upcoming Passport to Nature events!
The Perilous Life of a Nesting Turtle
Turtle Nesting season is winding down, but there are still some on the move finding nesting sites or going back to their wetlands. Here are some things to remember: The reason …