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Denise and Avery at a CV event (Photo by NCC)
Blanding's turtle at Emma Young Property, Frontenac Arch, ON (Photo by Mike Dembeck)
Boreal felt lichen (Photo by Ian Goudie/Wikimedia Commons)
Snow carving (Photo by Daniel A. Leifheit, Wikimedia Commons)
CCC participants cutting invasive phragmites stems (Photo by NCC)
January 25, 2021
They say that many hands make light work. Well, I don’t know if the hard-working young people who hauled brush, cut phragmites stems or collected buckets of acorns would tell you that the work was “light” but I can certainly say... Continue Reading »
