by Zach Zwanenburg | Sep 28, 2022 | Indicators
Illustration courtesy of Kate Schwartz Yellow Perch Populations Wa hia hé:ta (Yellow Perch) Populations Illustration courtesy of Kate Schwartz 1. Indigenous perspectives 2. Overview 3. What we’ve learned 4. Implications 5. What can I do? 6. Related indicators 7....
by Leigh McGaughey | Jun 16, 2022 | Stories
Kate Schwartz The Naturalist Back to Stories Learn More In collaboration with Story by Dr. Leigh McGaugheyPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand Kate is a young, knowledgeable naturalist, with deep love and curiosity for the natural world. She has translated this passion into...
by Stephany Hildebrand | Jun 16, 2022 | Stories
Steve DeRochie The Trapper Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Stephany HildebrandPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand Steve DeRochie sees trapping as a role and a responsibility that has a good influence on the future of the wetlands at Cooper Marsh. As an added...
by Leigh McGaughey | Jun 16, 2022 | Stories
Norm Seymour The Duck Hunter Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Dr. Leigh McGaugheyPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand Norm Seymour lives and breathes ecology. He’s spent a lifetime studying it, teaching it, and writing about it. Now he’s sharing everything he...
by Leigh McGaughey | Jun 16, 2022 | Stories
Abraham Francis Roles & Responsibilities Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Dr. Leigh McGaugheyPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand Abraham Francis is both grounded by Indigenous and scientific knowledge. That’s a powerful combination that serves his...
by Leigh McGaughey | Jun 16, 2022 | Stories
Ian Macintosh Reflections Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Dr. Leigh McGaugheyPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand A boat ride on the St. Lawrence with Ian Macintosh is a trip back in time—and a painful reminder of tragedy. Last fall, on a trip on the St....
by Stephany Hildebrand | Jun 15, 2022 | Stories
Mackenzie Petrie Know the River Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Stephany HildebrandPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand A young fisherman transmutes his experiences on the river into observations that inform future scientific research. Born and raised on Lake...
by Stephany Hildebrand | Jun 15, 2022 | Stories
Jessica Shenandoah Community Building Through Foraging Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Stephany HildebrandPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand For Jessica Shenandoah, foraging is all about preserving traditions, amplifying Indigenous knowledge, building...
by Stephany Hildebrand | Jun 15, 2022 | Stories
Nancy Hildebrand The Food Forager Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Stephany HildebrandPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand We all connect to nature in different ways. For some, it’s through a walk, hike, snowshoe or cross country ski in the great outdoors. For...
by Leigh McGaughey | Jun 8, 2022 | Stories
Ron MacDonald Power of Water Back to Stories In collaboration with Story by Dr. Leigh McGaugheyPhotos by Stephany Hildebrand With a connection to the Great River dating all the way to the construction of the moses-saunders dam, Ron MacDonald is a man-in-the-know when...
