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Notes From the Field – Summer 2019

In Bats, Birds, Carden Alvar, Citizen Science, Climate Change, Properties, Property Maintenance, Salamanders, Species at Risk, Training & Education, Uncategorized, Water by couchichingJune 26, 2019

During a recent Salamander Monitoring visit to Church Woods with Kim Trudeau & family, they encountered two Eastern Red-backed Salamanders. This terrestrial species of salamander can live for up to 25 …

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Notes from the Field – Summer 2019

In Bats, Birds, Carden Alvar, Citizen Science, Climate Change, Flora, Frogs, Properties, Property Maintenance, Salamanders, Species at Risk, Training & Education, Uncategorized, Water by couchichingJune 26, 2019

Photo: Kim Trudeau

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Cedarhurst Alvar: incredible conservation values. Cedarhurst Alvar: incredible conservation values. If we can protect this 1,362 conservation reserve with @NCC_CNC it will provide Ontarians with $10 million dollars a year in ecosystem goods and services, including carbon storage, the removal of air pollution and flood water storage. To help protect this place, please visit http://couchichingconserv.ca/how-to-help/cedarhurst-alvar/ Photo 3/3. 📷: @ccurranphoto
Cedarhurst Alvar: an important puzzle piece. This Cedarhurst Alvar: an important puzzle piece. This 1,362 acres property links up with existing conservation lands, and if conserved, will be part of a protected corridor between Carden Alvar Provincial Park to the south, and NCC and partner-conserved lands extending north to Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park. Protecting this piece of the puzzle, which was recently a proposed site for a shooting range, is essential to the long-term successful conservation of Carden Alvar. To help protect this place please visit our website http://couchichingconserv.ca/how-to-help/cedarhurst-alvar/ Photo 2/3 📷: @ccurranphoto
Cedarhurst Alvar: home to rare species. We are w Cedarhurst Alvar: home to rare species. We are working to protect this 1,362 acres property with @NCC_CNC. Located in the heart of the Carden Alvar, Cedarhurst is is a known breeding location for rare birds like eastern meadowlark, whip-poor-will, eastern wood-pewee, common nighthawk, golden-winged warbler and wood thrush. The endangered loggerhead shrike, Blanding’s turtle and snapping turtle are also expected to make use of the high-quality grassland and wetland habitats on the property. Please visit our website to learn more and to share with others http://couchichingconserv.ca/how-to-help/cedarhurst-alvar/ Photo 1/3 📷: @ccurranphoto #cardenalvar #protectnature #rarespecies #natureneedsus
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