Conservation

June Highlights

PRIDE, TURTLES, AND COMMUNITY ACTION June is a month of celebration, connection, and conservation at 8Trees Inc. We’ve woven all three into our Love Collection. We’re proud to support a unique combination  of nature, science, and Pride with designs that celebrate Ontario’s species at risk, their mesmerizing mating behaviors, and the vibrant spirit of Pride […]

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May highlights

May Wrap-Up: 8Trees Inc. Brings the Fun, and a Little Bit of Chaos! May has been a whirlwind of excitement, education, and—let’s be honest—a few weather-induced challenges. But through it all, the 8Trees Inc. team powered on, connecting with nature lovers, budding scientists, and families at two incredible events. From student-led research conferences to celebrating

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8Trees and partners hosting a webinar on wetland recovery

Wetlands are essential components of our landscape because they are home to diverse wildlife, including many rare species, and they provide a variety of ecosystem services for our communities. Wetlands function to trap sediments, store carbon, purify and they help preventing localized flooding by absorbing water. The Niagara region is full of wetlands, some much

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Wainfleet Bog Delegation meets the Minister of Environment

The morning of August 4th was quite a unique experience for many members of the delegation of experts for the Wainfleet Bog Restoration project. Staff and representatives from 8Trees Inc., Six Nations of the Grand River, and the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) met with the Minister of the Environment, Honorable David Piccini, and several members

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Citizen Science! Being productive while social distancing

8Trees Inc. is launching the Citizen Science Coverboard Project,  in alignment with our ongoing data collection initiative across the Niagara-Hamilton, Haldimand and Norfolk regions.  What is the purpose? Southern Ontario, being part of the Carolinian ecozone and representing the most southern region in Canada, is one of the most biodiverse areas in the country. The Niagara-Hamilton region

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