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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)
Inverness Pond, McKenzie Towne (Christine Beevis Trickett/NCC staff)
January 20, 2021
The slowing down over the past 10–11 months with the COVID-19 pandemic and its related restrictions has meant more time to be in one place and appreciate the nature around me. While where I live —McKenzie Towne, in southern Calgary, is... Continue Reading »
