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Some of my favourite memories of my mom, Caroline, are of those of us adventuring together in nature. During my teens we spent many a summer camping at the Haliburton Fish and Wildlife Reserve, on the south eastern tip of … Continued
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by Janet Sumner and Dave Pearce Nature’s diversity is the key to its resilience. Our quality of life and existence depend on nature. Nature uplifts and provides regeneration for the human spirit. Every breath we take is filtered by natural … Continued
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Wildlands League is turning 50 in 2018. Fifty! And your support for nature has been magnificent. We have protected or increased the protection on over 15 million hectares in those 50 years. Let me ask you, have you sunned on the rocks beside … Continued
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We are thrilled to announce our partnership with ECHOage, a birthday party website that helps kids receive great gifts AND give gifts to charity. Want to save time and money, and take the guess work out of gift giving? Through … Continued
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2016 will be remembered as a game changer in the world of politics and music. That was true for Wildlands League as well. While our work is always dynamic, this year, we knocked it out of the park. We launched a … Continued
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This past week I passed the milestone of my 9th anniversary of joining the staff at CPAWS Wildlands League. As the date approached I found myself fondly reflecting on my career, and why I’ve chosen to dedicate my efforts to supporting … Continued
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I joined the staff of CPAWS Wildlands League in February 2007 and over the years one thing has continued to irk me; I had come to work for this incredible organization, but had never set foot in majestic Algonquin Park. … Continued
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* * *We invited Mike Ge to share with us what he’s been up to since participating in Get Outside Ontario 3 years ago* * * WHAT DRIVES A YOUNG ADVOCATE By Mike Ge Three years ago when I was … Continued