Become an Advocate for Nature
Become an Advocate for Nature, and help protect Ontario's woodlands, wetlands and wildlife
Currently, Ontario Nature has more than 2,300 Advocates for Nature - people who are willing to take that extra step by communicating directly with the government and other decision-makers about the need to protect nature. Ontario Nature's advocates helped with campaigns that led to a conservation plan for the Oak Ridges Moraine and 2.4 million hectares of new parks and protected areas in Ontario.
As an Advocate for Nature, you will receive by email important conservation action alerts when your help is urgently needed. Each alert will include an issue summary and a recommended action.
http://www.ontarionature.org/act/advocates_for_nature.php
Tuesday, September 7: After a summer of nature close at hand and field trips, we turn our attention to the skies and learn about astronomy from expert Brian McCullough.
Attention MFNC members! We have secured a booth at the upcoming Carp Fair, and we need volunteers to help us set up, take down, decorate, plan and mostly, to represent the Club at the Fair. Four hour volunteer slots are available from Thursday evening to Sunday at 6 pm September 23-26th. Each volunteer will receive one day pass to the Fair. If interested please contact Art Goldsmith at treasurer@mfnc.ca with what you can do to help and when.
- Mike Runtz afield (06/15/10)
- Macnamara Duo Racks Up 94 Species (06/02/10)
- Thomson Cabin Snowshoe Trek 2010 (05/29/10)
- Macnamara Trail Snowshoe Hike (05/11/10)
- Queens University Fall Workshops (08/25/10)
- Singleton Lake BioBlitz (08/20/10)
- Nature Tour of Cuba II (08/18/10)
- Become an Advocate for Nature (06/15/10)