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Category Archives: conservation
Dragonflies creating the next generation in Rouge Park
Posted in conservation, environment, Hiking, Nature Walks, Rouge National Urban Park
Tagged dragonflies
Noonan’s hike the ROUGE this week
Posted in conservation, environment, Hiking, Rouge National Urban Park, Wildflowers
Tagged alfalfa, birds foot trefoil, buttercup, daisy, daylily, goats beard, Iris, milkweed, yarrow
Some interesting flora during ROUGE DAYS at BOB HUNTER PARK
Posted in conservation, environment, Nature Walks, Wild in the City
Tagged anenome, Bob Hunter Park, forget-me-not, wild ginger
Beare Wetlands, Rouge Park
Posted in conservation, environment, frogs, Hiking, Rouge National Urban Park, Wild in the City
Tagged grey tree frog, snapping turtle, Tree Swallow
STORIES FROM ROUGE PARK…
…when Glen Eagles was saved from condo developers…
By Larry Noonan
Posted in conservation, Markham Greenspace, Rouge National Urban Park, Toronto greenspace
Tagged glen eagles
ONTARIO PICKS INDUSTRY OVER ENDANGERED & THREATENED SPECIES
In a recent court ruling a Divisional Court Judge supported the right of industry to kill or destroy habitat of rare and endangered species as long as it was done ‘with as little harm as possible’.
With this decision and the government’s regulation that basically negates the positive effects of the Endangered Species Act Ontario has joined the list of the worst nations in the world in terms of its interest in the protection and preservation of rare flora and fauna.
Let your feelings be known: rougenationalurbanparknow@gmail.com
Important Court Case lost to Industry Interests
Ontario Nature and Wildlands League is extremely disappointed with an Ontario Divisional Court ruling that upholds an Ontario Provincial Regulation exempting major industries from the provisions of the Endangered Species Act, and allows these industries to kill species and/or destroy their habitat.
Once the best in species protection a 2013 new Ontario regulation gave pretty much a free pass to kill endangered or threatened species and destroy their habitat ‘ as long as the harm is minimized’! AS LONG AS THE HARM IS MINIMISED? What the H… does this mean?
Potentially affected are the American Eel, Blanding’s Turtle, Lakeside Daisy, Acadian Flycatcher and the seriously threatened Woodland Caribou where these exist.
We should all support Ontario Nature’s effort’s to keep this fight going! Where is this all going to end? What industries are involved? Should we be talking to them if the government won’t listen?
EMAIL YOUR SUPPORT TO: rougenationalurbanparknow@gmail.com
and we will pass this on! Very important!
Co-ordinated Land Use Plan- SUSTAIN ONTARIO
For Complete Activity Update on Rouge National Urban Park Project…
Posted in conservation, environment, Hiking, Nature Walks, Rouge National Urban Park
Tagged wildlife
Rouge Days in Rouge Park
-TRAIL WALKS LOCAL FOOD, HABITAT CREATION & MORE
-BOB HUNTER MEMORIAL PARK, June 4th, 6PM on…
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