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If you’re reading this, you’re likely a human being with a core body temperature around 37ºC. Your body works very
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If you’re reading this, you’re likely a human being with a core body temperature around 37ºC. Your body works very
Today’s story comes from park staff besties: Zuzanna and Alysa, former summer students at Killbear Provincial Park, who spent their
Today’s article comes from our bird recording specialists, Zone Ecologist Ed Morris and Zone Operations Technician Rebecca Rogge. Birds are interesting. Most
Today’s post comes from Sarah Wiebe, the senior park naturalist at Kettle Lakes Provincial Park. Before this year, I would
Happy International Youth Day! Students and youth are the lifeblood of our parks — we couldn’t do without them! Here
Ontario Parks staff tackle a huge array of tasks and challenges. Our days are diverse. You might find us researching
This is a story about garbage. It wasn’t a quick journey. It took a plane ride, some paddling in a
Today’s post comes from Sonje Bols, a former naturalist at Grundy Lake Provincial Park. Part of a park naturalist’s job
Alison Lake or “Lakie” is an ecologist in our northeast zone, and has earned a reputation as a passionate promoter
Exploring remote forests, searching for rare species. Trekking through fields in hot, heavy gear to eradicate invasive ones. Using technology to