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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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Here are three easy tips to have a green Halloween Here are three easy tips to have a green Halloween. Whether you are staying in or going out this year, it's important to keep the health of the planet in mind.
The Wine Club is back for the fall/winter season! The Wine Club is back for the fall/winter season! Unfortunately, due to the pandemic we couldn't do a spring wine order this year. But after careful consideration, we have decided to make a fall/winter order available for curbside pickup at Grant's Woods! The boxes of wine are provided by Pelee Island Winery and all funds raised go towards protecting wild places in the region! Visit our website for details and the order form: http://couchichingconserv.ca/how-to-help/wine-club/ Orders are due November 10!
On October 25th, members of the Conservancy’s Bo On October 25th, members of the Conservancy’s Board of Directors from past and present toured a section of the Cedarhurst Alvar property, a 1,362 acre parcel we are working to protect with partners @ncc_cnc. The road to the access point was exceptionally bumpy, but along the way we saw a small flock of Snow Buntings. The Carden Alvar was established as an Important Bird & Biodiversity Area because of the number of species who rely on the region for nesting and breeding, as well as rest stops along their migration routes. Learn more about the Cedarhurst Alvar on our website. #bettertogether #couchichingconservancy #naturelovers #forthefuture
Have questions about the Cedarhurst Alvar and how Have questions about the Cedarhurst Alvar and how you can help protect it? If so, let us know in the comments! Staff and board members will be doing a tour of Cedarhurst tomorrow and will answer your questions while giving you a behind the scenes look at the property. Learn more about Cedarhurst here: http://couchichingconserv.ca/2020/10/14/protect-the-cedarhurst-alvar/ 📷: @ccurranphoto
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