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Sharing the Wild Life: A recap of the Festival of the Wild Child at High Lonesome Nature Reserve - Vimarsana News

Sharing the Wild Life: A recap of the Festival of the Wild Child at High Lonesome Nature Reserve

One day a year the magic happens. The trails and forests at High Lonesome Nature Reserve come alive to the happy sounds of children and families enjoying the fun learning activities of the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust (MMLT) Festival of the Wild Child. On Saturday August 19, we welcomed almos

Ontario Nature Seeking to Expand the Lost Bay Nature Reserve - Vimarsana News

Ontario Nature Seeking to Expand the Lost Bay Nature Reserve

Ontario Nature is working to grow its Lost Bay Nature Reserve by 50 acres and protect precious habitat in the Frontenac Arch forever.

Source: yahoo.com
Spring bloom partly to blame for extensive storm damage, arborists say - Vimarsana News

Spring bloom partly to blame for extensive storm damage, arborists say

The foliage and blooms that come with the Victoria Day long weekend are always a welcome harbinger of summer weather, but the fulsome greenery may have also contributed to the devastating damage suffered in eastern Ontario during the derecho storm.

Source: cbc.ca
Tree experts stumped by case of 'elephant trunk' - Vimarsana News

Tree experts stumped by case of 'elephant trunk'

Tree experts stumped by case of 'elephant trunk' cbc.ca 1 day ago Joseph Tunney © Ontario Parks Experts say very little is known about what causes this rare rippling effect in some beech trees, like this one discovered in Murphys Point Provincial Park near Perth, Ont. While out in the woods at Murphys Point Provincial Park near Perth, Ont., in late April, chief park naturalist Mark Read stumbled across a tree unlike any he'd seen in his seven years on the job. "I thought it looked very much like a palm tree," Read said Though a common local species, the trunk of the Amer...

Source: msn.com