Eastern Fox Snake in Palmyra. Photo: Cara McCreary
CCC At A Glance
Explore our programs, goals and visions in our 2011-12 Annual Report
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Ideas for future newsletters, submissions related to habitat enhancement, research, youth involvement, education and land stewardship are welcome. For editorial guidelines, please e-mail newsletter@carolinian.org.
Conservation Action Plans for Biodiversity Hotspots
Find out how you can contribute your stories and ideas here.
Details available here.
Further 'Wanted: Alive!" Posters available online. Read more here
Visit the CC shop for guides, posters, fact sheets, gift certificates, support materials for conservation and education programs and much more!
Carolinian Canada promotes the
"Big Picture" natural heritage system of core natural areas and habitat corridors. Ask us to talk to your group about Carolinian wildlife and the "Big Picture".
Greening the Future of Southwestern Ontario
News from the Carolinian Canada Coalition
2012 Carolinian Canada Conservation Awards Recipients Announced!
We are pleased to announce that Allen Woodliffe, Larry Cornelis, Stan Caveney and Anita Caveney will receive awards for their many contributions to caring for the land in southwestern Ontario. You are invited to join us on April 27 to honour their work, when we host our 12th Annual Conservation Awards, to be held in conjunction with our AGM in Ridgetown.
Calling all Coast Keepers!
Take the Erie Coast Keeper Survey. What Interests You?
Pledges, Prompts and Pilot Projects
Fostering Habitat Action in the Age of Persuasion
Thank you for a successful workshop on Oct. 20th. A summary and links to the webinars recorded during this event are posted here.
CCC Fundraiser Concert
On October 11, CCC supporters and music fans were treated to a great show, all in support of Carolinian Canada's conservation programs. The night kicked off with a set of original songs by Dorchester-based artist Brent Jones. Jones took to the stage on solo piano, but later invited Charly Pena to the stage for a couple of songs.
London-Based Artist Creates "Carolinian Rhapsody"
Art posters can now be purchased at CCC events. Online sales coming soon! Own a piece of Carolinian Canada! London Artist Maureen Riley’s Carolinian Rhapsody is “a joyous trek across our lovely region of Ontario that abounds with examples of the wonderful flora, fauna, birds and other woodland creatures inhabiting Carolinian Canada”. Riley is donating all poster and a portion of limited edition art print proceeds from her show at Strand Fine Art. Watch this space, Facebook or contact Sandy network@carolinian.org for further details.
CAROLINIAN CANADA FRIENDS
Join our Chair as one of 100 founders of our new Carolinian Canada Friends program and we will grow your donation by a factor of 10 in dollars and actions. Read on and you'll see how.
Blazing the Way for a Biodiversity Awareness Trail
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A Biodiversity Awareness Trail (BAT) is an interpretive trail with a difference. Hiking and biking are good for you (and the environment). But this trail goes the extra mile to help nature as well. Features along a BAT will inspire you to learn more about nature in your own backyard. They will also provide tools to help you make a difference where you live, work and play. Our first pilot project is planned for Essex County, but we hope to implement several more throughout the Carolinian Life Zone. Learn more and help us make this concept a reality!
Find out What's Happening across the Carolinian Life Zone:
• View our members Eco-Notice Board
• Post your Notice for free using our online form or contact us