Wind-thrown Ironwoods: tales from a splintered land
The forest at Iroquois Heights has a unique composition and a strong diversity of plants, mammals, and birds. Forest fragmentation is a cause of this uniqueness but also makes the […]
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Under The Boardwalk: digging into comfortable myths — Dec 2010
Kitchener-Waterloo is a rapidly growing double city on the banks of the Grand River. After biking from downtown kitchener, we’re stopped to catch our breath at the intersection of Erb […]
Play is Resistance: Don River 2 – Sept 2010
Dear readers, how wonderful that you have rejoined us to continue the quest to discover the patches of life that cling to the Don River! We left off last month […]
Of Settlers and Foreign Maples: Toronto’s Don River Valley – June 2010
[This is part one of a two-part series. The second part is Play is Resistance: Don River 2] We enter the Don River Valley at the end of three days […]
Water, Limestone, and Suburbs – May 2010
On the surface, we see only the beautiful, strangely pitted and patterened limestone outcrops known as karren, and the occasional grassy, bowl-shape in the ground — a sinkhole. But from […]
Knowing the Land is Resistance 