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Wondering what to do with those eclipse glasses? The Jack Miner sanctuary can help - Vimarsana News

Wondering what to do with those eclipse glasses? The Jack Miner sanctuary can help

The bird sanctuary in Kingsville is collecting eclipse glasses for Astronomers Without Borders, a non-profit that helps make astronomy accessible to everyone, in part by collecting and distributing eclipse glasses that have been recycled from areas that have already experienced an eclipse.

Source: cbc.ca
Turkey takeover: Large flock of wild turkeys congregates in South Windsor backyard - Vimarsana News

Turkey takeover: Large flock of wild turkeys congregates in South Windsor backyard

When South Windsor resident Annie Yacoub looked out her window, the last thing she expected to see in her backyard was a flock of wild turkeys seemingly staring back at her. 

Source: cbc.ca
Meet Karl, a lone Canada goose adopted into a flock — and now featured in a book - Vimarsana News

Meet Karl, a lone Canada goose adopted into a flock — and now featured in a book

Karl is out there somewhere, unaware he's about to become the subject of a children's story. The book, coming out this March, is about the lone Canada goose adopted into a flock at the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Kingsville.

Source: cbc.ca
Highland Games moving to Jack Miner - Vimarsana News

Highland Games moving to Jack Miner

The Kingsville Highland Games will be taking a new direction as town council opted to dissolve the advisory committee Monday night.

Jake Fiennes: 'No one in Westminster has the interests of the country at heart' - Vimarsana News

Jake Fiennes: 'No one in Westminster has the interests of the country at heart'

The eco-pioneer of the Fiennes family is on a mission: to help Britain's countryside recover from decades of intensive farming