Carolinian Canada Annual Report 2007/2008 Now Available!

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Middlesex County Caring for Nature Factsheet Launch

May 29th, 2008

The sixth in the Caring for Nature series, the Middlesex Factsheet will be launched from a landowner's property on Nairn Creek in the Ausable Bayfield watershed. The landowners were featured in the factsheet as part of shoreline restoration project which exceeded the expectations of the partner organization, the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority. The factsheet will be available online soon, as well as a detailed media release regarding the launch. Check back!

Annual General Meeting 2008 - May 22nd

Join the Carolinian Canada Coalition and Bird Studies Canada for an exciting day of bird tours, keynote speakers and discussions on the future of the Coalition. This is a free event that will take place in Port Rowan. Meeting details are available here. Register by May 12th.

Halton Region Caring for Nature Facthsheet Launch:

April 16th, 2008

The Halton Factsheet was launched at Brookville Public School in Campbellville.
The factsheet is now available online. Download and read here.

Press release available for download here.

Carolinian Woodland Recovery Strategy Meeting
February 21st, 2008 in London, 9am-4pm

Join the Carolinian Woodland Network for this interesting and informative event. Hear about new pilot projects in Woodland Recovery, learn about the Carolinian Woodland Recovery Strategy, connect and share ideas with other recovery teams and much more. A training session on the Rural Landowner Stewardship Guide will be held in the afternoon.

Meeting details are available for download here.
A registration form is available for download here.

Essex County Caring for Nature Facthsheet Launch:

December 6th, 2007

The Essex Factsheet was launched at the Sanson
Estates Winery near McGregor in Essex County.
The factsheet is now available online. Download and read here.

Wanted: Species At Risk

The First of a new series of Species at Risk Posters is now available from Carolinian Canada. Learn more about the project and download the factsheet here.

First Major Book About Carolinian Canada Available November 2007

The Natural Treasures of Carolinian Canada is a labour of love for the contributors, naturalists and scientists who share their knowledge of the diverse richness and rarity of the species and spaces in Carolinian Canada through engaging and informative text, and who hope that this book will inspire, encourage, and support the work of conserving this unique landscape.

Beyond the science, this book invites you to explore your region through perspective of experts who have an intimate connection to Carolinian Canada’s unique nature. Details are available here.

Forum 2007: A Resounding Success!

The “Exploring the Nature of Climate Change” 2007 Forum was held on October 26th in London, Ontario. Carolinian Canada Coalition supporters listened, learned and discussed an organized response from the nature conservation community - a Carolinian Canada Big Picture strategy for the future. The one-day event brought together many voices and perspectives.

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For past Carolinian Canada events click here.

True South, Wild and Free is a traveling, illustrated presentation on Carolinian Canada's threatened wild life and how the Big Picture can help protect and restore the region's ecological health. You can book an event in your community. For more information, click here.

"Building A Sustainable Norfolk Community" Conference

When: Nov 3-5, 2006
Where: Simcoe, ON

Presented by Long Point World Biosphere Reserve.

Includes a presentation by Carolinian Canada Executive Director, Michelle Kanter

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For past Roadshow events click here

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