Do you know a conservation hero whose efforts and accomplishments deserve recognition? Now is your chance to celebrate their achievements by nominating them for one of Ontario Nature’s Conservation Awards!

Non-Ontario Nature members or groups are eligible for the awards, but must be nominated by an Ontario Nature member group Continue reading →

The Friends of Huntley Highlands (FHH) invite MFNC members to explore nature on the new Crazy Horse Trail, a backcountry experience on iconic Canadian Shield in the Carp Hills.

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Calling all data! It’s time to send all your reptile and amphibian sightings to the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas. Records must be submitted by December 20 to be included in the annual update of species range maps.  Get the forms and further information from this Ontario Nature page.

The Ontario government is proposing to extend the two-year spring bear hunt pilot for another five years, to open it up to non-residents, and to expand it into all areas where fall bear hunting is currently allowed.  Yet MNRF scientists have confirmed the ineffectiveness of a spring hunt in Continue reading →

The OFNC has established a fund to support field-based research activities that reflect and promote the Club’s objectives within eastern Ontario or western Quebec, focused particularly upon the Club’s study area – inside the 50 km radius from the Peace Tower in Ontario or Quebec.

Deadline for proposal submission: 15 Continue reading →